Bonds in Japanese
"bonds" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
絆
kizuna
Its reading, stroke count, etymology and cultural background.
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tag, paper money, counter for bonds, placard, bid
Reading: satsu
5 strokes
Where it comes from
Composed of tree and phonetic. Wooden tag.
What it carries
Name tag, Sapporo, ticket. Represents tag.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for bonds?
The most common kanji for "bonds" is 札, read as satsu. It means tag, paper money, counter for bonds. Related kanji: .
How many strokes does 札 have?
札 has 5 strokes.