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津
On'yomi
シン
SHIN
Kun'yomi
つ
tsu
haven · port · harbor · ferry
Details
Stroke Order
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Component Breakdown
津=
氵聿
water + brush
Cultural Context
Etymology
Composed of water and brush. Brush of water.
Symbolism
Tsunami, port, ferry. Represents port.
Words & Expressions
Four-Character Compounds
興味津々
きょうみしんしん
very interesting; of absorbing interest; having a keen interest (in); very interesting
津々浦々
つつうらうら
all over the country; throughout the land; every nook and cranny of the land; all over the country
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 津 mean in Japanese?
津 means haven, port, harbor, ferry.
How do you read 津?
On'yomi: シン (SHIN). Kun'yomi: つ (tsu).
How many strokes does 津 have?
津 has 9 strokes. Its radical is 水 (water).
Is 津 a good kanji for a tattoo?
Yes. 津 (haven, port, harbor, ferry) has a clear positive meaning and no embarrassing alternate readings, making it a solid tattoo choice.
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