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On'yomi
ソン・ゾン
SON / ZON
Kun'yomi
ながら.える・あ.る・たも.つ・と.う
nagaraeru / aru / tamotsu / tou

exist · suppose · be aware of · believe · feel

Details

Strokes6
Frequency#577
Radicalchild(3)

Stroke Order

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Strokes6

Cultural Context

Etymology

Composed of talent and child. Talent existing in child.

Symbolism

Existence, survival, preservation. Represents existing.

Related Culture & Scenes

  • Era of war

Words & Expressions

Four-Character Compounds

危急存亡

ききゅうそんぼう

life-and-death matter; an emergency or crisis where survival is threatened; life-and-death matter

共存共栄

きょうそんきょうえい

co-existence and co-prosperity; co-existence and co-prosperity

適者生存

てきしゃせいぞん

survival of the fittest; survival of the fittest

生存競争

せいぞんきょうそう

struggle for existence; struggle for existence

独立自存

どくりつじそん

independence and self-reliance; independence and self-reliance

Proverbs & Idioms

存亡の危機

そんぼうのきき

A crisis of survival

A situation where existence is at stake

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 存 mean in Japanese?

存 means exist, suppose, be aware of, believe, feel.

How do you read 存?

On'yomi: ソン、ゾン (SON, ZON). Kun'yomi: ながら.える、あ.る、たも.つ、と.う (nagaraeru, aru, tamotsu, tou).

How many strokes does 存 have?

存 has 6 strokes. Its radical is 子 (child).

Is 存 a good kanji for a tattoo?

Yes. 存 (exist, suppose, be aware of, believe, feel) has a clear positive meaning and no embarrassing alternate readings, making it a solid tattoo choice.

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