Call On in Japanese

"call on" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.

訪ねる

tazuneru

訪call on, visit+ねnot in this dictionary+るnot in this dictionary

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

訪

Top pick

call on, visit, look up, offer sympathy

Reading: hou

11 strokes

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Where it comes from

Composed of words and direction. Visiting direction.

What it carries

Visit, call on, visiting. Represents visiting.

Related kanji for "call on"

臨

call on

rin

Combines 'minister' (臣, looking down) with '品', representing looking down from above—facing a situation.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Japanese kanji for call on?

The most common kanji for "call on" is 訪, read as hou. It means call on, visit, look up. Related kanji: 臨 (call on).

How many strokes does 訪 have?

訪 has 11 strokes.