端
KANJI DETAIL
edge · end
On readingたん14 strokesN3
Radical 立 · standStroke order
Loading the stroke order for 端.
Japanese readings
- On reading
- たん
- Kun reading
- はな, はした, はし, はた, は, つま
Study notes
1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning
- Structure:
端has 14 strokes and denotes an end or edge. - Basic usage:
端is readはし, and先端is readせんたん.
2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions
- Physical tips and advanced technology
紙の端means the edge of a sheet of paper.棒の先端refers to the tip of a pole.先端技術means cutting-edge technology.

