Lot in Japanese
"lot" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
3 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "lot". The most common choice is shown first.
壌View details →
Top pick
lot, earth, soil
Reading: jou
16 strokes · nature
Where it comes from
Composed of earth and phonetic. Rich earth.
What it carries
Soil, ground, fertile. Represents soil.
Related kanji for "lot"
運Details →分Details →
lot
un · mysterious, peaceful
Composed of advance (辶) and army (軍). Moving troops, transporting.
one s lot(also: part, minute of time, segment)
bun · beautiful, wisdom
Composed of '八' (divide) and '刀' (sword). Dividing with a blade.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for lot?
The most common kanji for "lot" is 壌, read as jou. It means lot, earth, soil. Related kanji: 運 (lot), 分 (one s lot).
How many strokes does 壌 have?
壌 has 16 strokes.