全
Kanji 全: meaning "whole, complete", readings, stroke order
The kanji 全 means "whole, complete". On'yomi: ゼン; kun'yomi: まったく、すべて. JLPT N4 kanji, with example words.
Readings
- Meaning
- whole, complete
- On'yomi
- ゼン
- Kun'yomi
- まったくすべて
- Strokes
- 6
- Level
- JLPT N4
- Official status
- Jōyō (common-use kanji)
Words with 全
- 全部 ぜんぶ — all, entire, whole
- 全然 ぜんぜん — Not at all
- 安全 あんぜん — safety, security
- 全て すべて — all, the whole, entirely
- 完全 かんぜん — perfection, completeness
- 全 ぜん — all, whole, entire
- 全員 ぜんいん — all members
- 全国 ぜんこく — the entire nation, country-wide, nation-wide
- 全身 ぜんしん — the whole body, full-length (portrait)
- 全体 ぜんたい — whole, entirety, whatever (is the matter)
- 全く まったく — really, completely
- 全集 ぜんしゅう — complete works
Stroke order · 6 strokes
Strokes: KanjiVG (CC BY-SA 3.0).
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