Kanji for "Set"
12 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "set". The most popular choice is shown first.
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placement, put, set, deposit, leave behind, keep, employ, pawn
Reading: chi
13 strokes
Related kanji for "set"
器15 strokes固8 strokes徒10 strokes双4 strokes据11 strokes立5 strokes放8 strokes構14 strokes措11 strokes逃9 strokes樹16 strokes
set
ki
set
ko
set
to
set
sou
set
kyo
set up(also: stand up, rise, erect)
ritsu
set free(also: release, fire, shoot)
hou
set up(also: posture, stance, appearance)
kou
set aside(also: give up, suspend, discontinue)
so
set free(also: escape, flee, shirk)
tou
set up(also: timber, trees, wood)
ju · nature
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for set?
The most common kanji for "set" is 置, read as chi. It means placement, put, set. Related kanji: 器 (set), 固 (set), 徒 (set), 双 (set), 据 (set), 立 (set up) and more.
How many strokes does 置 have?
置 has 13 strokes.