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感 — feeling, sensation, emotion | Kanji Meaning, Readings & Stroke Order | LenGaki

JLPT N3

感 · feeling, sensation, emotion

13 strokes

On’yomi: カン; kan

How to write 感

13 strokes, in order. The new stroke in each panel is red; strokes already written are grey.

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Words using 感

感覚
kankaku
sense, sensation
感情
kanjō
emotion, feeling
感謝
kansha
gratitude, thanks

More N3 kanji

丁street, ward, block, counter for tools/leaves/dishes, even number 両both, two, old Japanese coin, counter for train cars 丸round, circle, full, perfection 予beforehand, in advance, previous 争

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Stroke order follows the standard rules — top to bottom, left to right, horizontal before vertical. The eight rules explained.

contend, dispute, argue, compete

交mix, mingle, interchange, cross, association

他other, another, the others

付attach, adhere, append

令orders, command, decree, law

仲go-between, relationship, mediation

伝transmit, convey, report, legend, tradition

位rank, grade, throne, about, approximately

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