Coming in Japanese

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

いらして

irashite

いnot in this dictionary+らnot in this dictionary+しnot in this dictionary+てnot in this dictionary

3 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "coming". The most common choice is shown first.

参

Top pick

nonplussed, three (in documents), going, coming, visiting, visit, be defeated, die, be madly in love, participate, take part in

Reading: san

8 strokes · beautiful, peaceful, dark

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Where it comes from

Composed of pattern and private. Participating.

What it carries

Participate, visit shrine, reference. Represents joining.

Related kanji for "coming"

Frequently asked questions

What is the Japanese kanji for coming?

The most common kanji for "coming" is 参, read as san. It means nonplussed, three (in documents), going. Related kanji: 交 (coming going), 息 (coming to an end).

How many strokes does 参 have?

参 has 8 strokes.