Omit in Japanese

"omit" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.

省く

habuku

省government ministry, conserve+くnot in this dictionary

2 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "omit". The most common choice is shown first.

省

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government ministry, conserve, omit

Reading: sei

9 strokes

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Where it comes from

Composed of few and eye. Seeing with little eyes.

What it carries

Reflection, ministry, abbreviation. Represents reflecting.

Related kanji for "omit"

Frequently asked questions

What is the Japanese kanji for omit?

The most common kanji for "omit" is 省, read as sei. It means government ministry, conserve, omit. Related kanji: 抜 (omit).

How many strokes does 省 have?

省 has 9 strokes.