Particle in Japanese
"particle" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
Its reading, stroke count, etymology and cultural background.
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from, possessive particle, whereupon, accordingly
Reading: nai
2 strokes
Where it comes from
Shape of drawing bow. Of.
What it carries
Of, namely, possessive. Represents of.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for particle?
The most common kanji for "particle" is 乃, read as nai. It means from, possessive particle, whereupon. Related kanji: .
How many strokes does 乃 have?
乃 has 2 strokes.