慣
KANJI DETAIL
accustomed
On readingかん14 strokesN3
Radical 心 · heartStroke order
Loading the stroke order for 慣.
Japanese readings
- On reading
- かん
- Kun reading
- なれる, ならす
Study notes
1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning
- Structure: 慣 has 14 strokes, the on-reading かん, and the kun-readings なれる and ならす. 慣れる (なれる) means to become accustomed.
- Basic usage: 慣れる describes becoming familiar with surroundings or an object; 習慣 (しゅうかん) means a repeated habit or a local custom.
2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions
- Becoming accustomed and repeated habits
- 道具に慣れる means to get used to a tool, with に marking what one becomes accustomed to. 学校の生活にすぐ慣れた means quickly became accustomed to school life.
- 毎朝散歩することが祖父の習慣です means that walking every morning is the grandfather's habit. 春の訪れを火祭りで祝う習慣 refers to a local custom of celebrating spring's arrival with a fire festival.

