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On'yomi
ギ・キ
GI / KI
Kun'yomi
わざ・わざおぎ
waza / wazaogi

deed · skill

Details

Strokes6
Radicalperson(2)

Stroke Order

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Strokes6

Component Breakdown

=

person + 支

Cultural Context

Etymology

Composed of person and branch. Person with skill.

Symbolism

Kabuki, performing arts, skill. Represents artistic technique.

Words & Expressions

Proverbs & Idioms

多芸は無芸

たげいはむげい

Jack of all trades, master of none

Having many skills means excelling at none

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 伎 mean in Japanese?

伎 means deed, skill.

How do you read 伎?

On'yomi: ギ、キ (GI, KI). Kun'yomi: わざ、わざおぎ (waza, wazaogi).

How many strokes does 伎 have?

伎 has 6 strokes. Its radical is 人 (person).

Is 伎 a good kanji for a tattoo?

Yes. 伎 (deed, skill) has a clear positive meaning and no embarrassing alternate readings, making it a solid tattoo choice.

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