Nichi (Kanji)

The Kanji

日

Stroke Order

1. The left-most vertical stroke is done, from top to bottom.
2. The top-most horizontal line and the right-most vertical line are done as one stroke, from top-left to bottom-right.
3. The middle vertical stroke is done, from left to right.
4. the bottom-most vertical stroke is done, from left to right.

On Readings

Kun Readings (hiragana suffix in brackets)

Meaning(s)

See also

• Wiktionary: 日

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