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JLPT N1 · 6 strokes

The kanji 凪 — “windless calm”

凪 means windless calm and is a JLPT N1 kanji. It has 6 strokes and uses the table radical (几).

Stroke order · 6 strokes

On'yomi (音読み): —
Kun'yomi (訓読み): なぎ、な(ぐ)
Radical: 几 · table
Strokes: 6

How to remember 凪

The wind (frame of 風) has stopped (止) — the sea like a mirror. A kanji Japan created itself; also popular in names.

Example words with 凪

Kun'yomi readings

凪なぎcalm sea, windless stillness

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