Court in Japanese
"court" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
3 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "court". The most common choice is shown first.
廷View details →
Top pick
courts, imperial court, government office
Reading: tei
7 strokes · nature, elegant
Where it comes from
Composed of long stride and phonetic. Long stride court.
What it carries
Imperial court, court, royal court. Represents court.
Related kanji for "court"
爵Details →局Details →
court rank(also: baron, peerage)
shaku · dark
Wine vessel shaped like bird. Peerage.
court lady(also: bureau, board, office)
kyoku · nature
Composed of body and phrase. Place with bent body.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for court?
The most common kanji for "court" is 廷, read as tei. It means courts, imperial court, government office. Related kanji: 爵 (court rank), 局 (court lady).
How many strokes does 廷 have?
廷 has 7 strokes.