Feel in Japanese
"feel" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
6 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "feel". The most common choice is shown first.
Top pick
contact, touch, feel, hit, proclaim, announce, conflict
Reading: shoku
13 strokes
Where it comes from
Composed of horn and insect. Insect touching with horn.
What it carries
Contact, touch, touch. Represents touching.
Related kanji for "feel"
feel
son · wisdom, spiritual
Composed of talent and child. Talent existing in child.
feel ashamed(also: )
shuu
Combines 'sheep' (羊) with 'hand' (丑), originally offering beautiful dishes, extended to mean shame.
feel sick(also: drunk, poisoned, elated)
sui · mysterious, dark
Composed of wine and soldier. Getting drunk on wine.
feel bitter(also: suffering, trial, worry)
ku · dark
Composed of grass and old. Old grass is bitter.
feel at home(also: tolerant, leniency, generosity)
kan · peaceful
Composed of roof and phonetic. Relaxed under roof.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for feel?
The most common kanji for "feel" is 触, read as shoku. It means contact, touch, feel. Related kanji: 存 (feel), 羞 (feel ashamed), 酔 (feel sick), 苦 (feel bitter), 寛 (feel at home).
How many strokes does 触 have?
触 has 13 strokes.