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Japanese Meaning for 零
- しずく。
- おちる。
- おちぶれる。(例）零落
- '''0'''、ゼロ。
Stroke Order Diagrams for 零
Construction of Character for 零
Radicals and parts present in 零
| » | 雨 | Radical | rain |
| » | 一 | Part | one, one radical (no.1) |
| » | 卩 | Part | seal radical (no. 26) |
| » | 𠆢 | Part |
Origin and construction of 零
- 会意形声。「雨」+音符「令」（お告げ）。清らかなお告げが天より降りる様。「冷」「霊」と同系。天から降りることから「おちる」の意を生じ、しずくになる様から、「小さい」「細かい」の意を生じた。後に、後者から「ゼロ」の意に当てた。
Kanji related to 零
一
七
三
九
二
五
八
六
十
千
四
百
万
半
多
少
数
毎
番
両
次
第
億
兆
初
各
順
序
翌
丙
乙
双
零
桁
界
琴
零
人
今
内
会
合
茶
答
絵
全
命
定
実
拾
勝
令
以
冷
念
倉
輪
験
似
余
舎
険
検
領
刻
奏
納
除
捨
創
論
介
丙
囚
企
吟
含
劾
叙
是
珍
途
倫
倹
剣
徐
栓
核
斜
傘
幾
疎
診
該
鈴
僕
撲
舗
齢
拳
詮
脊
貪
骸
零
令
冷
領
鈴
齢
雪
雲
電
雰
零
雷
需
震
霊
霜
霧
露
雨
儒
曇
零
Meanings in Other Languages for 零
French
- zéro, se répandre, déborder, rien, code
Portuguese
- zero, entornar, inundação, nada, cifra
Spanish
- cero, nada, pequeño, derramar, desbordar, estropearse, hacerse ruinas
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Thank you for offering the stroke order for Zero!! Other sites showed the kanji for zero (and rei), but not the stroke order, which REALLY bothered me. This is my new favorite home for learning Japanese kanji. Also, your practice drills will save me WEEKS of programing, so thank you for that resource too! Ok, I'm going to stop thanking you for stroke orders now, before I wind up spamming this comment on every new discovery. Just know how greatful I am!
#2 Posted by science_won over 1 year ago
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#1 Posted by yusuf kun over 7 years ago
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The stroke order for Zero is really appreciated. Things really got under my skin when I noticed that some sites only displayed the kanji for zero and rei, without the stroke order. So far, this has been the best place for me to study Japanese kanji. By the way, I just wanted to say thanks for the practice drills; they will save me a ton of time programming. Alright, I'm going to cut off my “thank you” for stroke orders now so I don’t make this comment about every new finding. I hope you understand how grateful I am!