Belt in Japanese

"belt" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.

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2 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "belt". The most common choice is shown first.

Top pick

sash, belt, obi, zone, region

Reading: tai

10 strokes

Where it comes from

Composed of cloth and cover. Wearing cloth as belt.

What it carries

Belt, carry, tropical. Represents belt.

Related kanji for "belt"

good belt(also: sire, gentleman)

shin · peaceful

Composed of thread and state. Tying thread while stating.

The most common kanji for "belt" is 帯, read as tai. It means sash, belt, obi. Related kanji: 紳 (good belt).

帯 has 10 strokes.