Kanji for "Elder Brother"
2 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "elder brother". The most popular choice is shown first.
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elder brother, big brother
Reading: kei
5 strokes
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for elder brother?
The most common kanji for "elder brother" is 兄, read as kei. It means elder brother, big brother. Related kanji: 昆 (elder brother).
How many strokes does 兄 have?
兄 has 5 strokes.