Figured Cloth in Japanese
"figured cloth" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
綺
ki
2 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "figured cloth". The most common choice is shown first.
綺View details →
Top pick
figured cloth, beautiful
Reading: ki
14 strokes · beautiful
Where it comes from
Combines 'thread' (糸) with 'rare' (奇), representing silk fabrics with rare, beautiful patterns.
What it carries
Symbolizes beauty, splendor, and beautiful patterns. Represents the beauty of textiles and magnificent aesthetics.
Related kanji for "figured cloth"
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for figured cloth?
The most common kanji for "figured cloth" is 綺, read as ki. It means figured cloth, beautiful. Related kanji: 綾 (figured cloth).
How many strokes does 綺 have?
綺 has 14 strokes.