身
Kanji 身: meaning "body, oneself", readings, stroke order
The kanji 身 means "body, oneself". On'yomi: シン; kun'yomi: み. JLPT N5 kanji, with example words.
Readings
- Meaning
- body, oneself
- On'yomi
- シン
- Kun'yomi
- み
- Strokes
- 7
- Level
- JLPT N5
- Official status
- Jōyō (common-use kanji)
Words with 身
- 出身 しゅっしん — come from
- 身体 しんたい — the body
- 身 み — body, main part
- 全身 ぜんしん — the whole body, full-length (portrait)
- 独身 どくしん — single, unmarried
- 中身 なかみ — content(s); substance
- 刺身 さしみ — sliced raw fish
- 心身 しんしん — mind and body
- 身分 みぶん — position, status
- 生身 なまみ — living flesh, flesh and blood, the quick
- 受身 うけみ — passive, passive voice
- 身近 みぢか — near oneself, close to one, familiar
Stroke order · 7 strokes
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