Plants in Japanese
"plants" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
Its reading, stroke count, etymology and cultural background.
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stocks, stump, shares, stock, counter for small plants
Reading: shu
10 strokes · wisdom
Where it comes from
Composed of tree and vermillion. Base of tree, stump.
What it carries
Stock, stock price, stump. Represents ownership and base.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for plants?
The most common kanji for "plants" is 株, read as shu. It means stocks, stump, shares. Related kanji: .
How many strokes does 株 have?
株 has 10 strokes.