No in Japanese
"no" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
無
mu
2 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "no". The most common choice is shown first.
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Top pick
No., residence
Reading: dai
11 strokes
Where it comes from
Composed of bamboo and younger brother. Order like bamboo's brother.
What it carries
First, order, sequence. Represents order.
Related kanji for "no"
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for no?
The most common kanji for "no" is 第, read as dai. It means No., residence. Related kanji: 否 (no).
How many strokes does 第 have?
第 has 11 strokes.