Tight in Japanese
"tight" in Japanese, with the kanji that carry the meaning.
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4 Japanese kanji carry the meaning "tight". The most common choice is shown first.
確View details →
Top pick
assurance, firm, tight, hard, solid, confirm, clear, evident
Reading: kaku
15 strokes
Where it comes from
Composed of stone and phonetic. Sure like stone.
What it carries
Confirm, certain, accurate. Represents being sure.
Related kanji for "tight"
狭Details →緊Details →堅Details →
tight
kyou
Composed of dog and pinch. Narrow enough to pinch dog.
tight
kin
Composed of hard and thread. Tightening thread firmly.
tight
ken
Composed of hard and earth. Hard earth.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Japanese kanji for tight?
The most common kanji for "tight" is 確, read as kaku. It means assurance, firm, tight. Related kanji: 狭 (tight), 緊 (tight), 堅 (tight).
How many strokes does 確 have?
確 has 15 strokes.