Attend in Japanese
"attend" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
4 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "attend". The most common choice is shown first.
Top pick
attend, doing, official, serve
Reading: shi
5 strokes
Where it comes from
Composed of person and samurai. Serving someone.
What it carries
Work, service, mechanism. Represents role in society.
Related kanji for "attend"
attend
rin
Combines 'minister' (臣, looking down) with '品', representing looking down from above—facing a situation.
attend upon(also: samurai, serve)
ji · powerful, wisdom
Composed of person and temple. One who serves a lord at temple.
attend on(also: obeisance, follow, accompany)
bai
Composed of hill and phonetic. Accompanying on hill.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for attend?
The most common kanji for "attend" is 仕, read as shi. It means attend, doing, official. Related kanji: 臨 (attend), 侍 (attend upon), 陪 (attend on).
How many strokes does 仕 have?
仕 has 5 strokes.