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KANJI DETAIL

edge · end

On readingたん
14 strokesN3
Radical 立 · stand

Stroke order

Loading the stroke order for 端.
14 strokes

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: has 14 strokes and denotes an end or edge.
  • Basic usage: 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.

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