Smile in Japanese
"smile" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
2 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "smile". The most common choice is shown first.
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be rent, ripped, unravel, run, begin to open, smile
Reading: tan
14 strokes · peaceful, dynamic
Where it comes from
Composed of thread and decide. Thread coming apart.
What it carries
Failure, come apart, tear. Represents coming apart.
Related kanji for "smile"
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for smile?
The most common kanji for "smile" is 綻, read as tan. It means be rent, ripped, unravel. Related kanji: 瑳 (artful smile).
How many strokes does 綻 have?
綻 has 14 strokes.