Kanji: 火 hi fire
Think of it as sparks coming from a person.
JLPT N5: 23 / 100 | 4 Strokes
火 |
On: カ
Kun: ひ Meaning: fire |
Learn these early kanji well. Many of them are found in more complex kanji as radicals.
Stroke Order:
Examples:
花火 hana bi – fireworks [note how the hi becomes a bi ]
火花 hi bana – sparks [sometimes you can reverse kanji and get a different meaning – note here how the hana becomes bana ]
火山 ka zan – volcano [lit. fire mountain]
火曜日 ka you bi – Tuesday
Example Sentence:
あしたは火曜日です。
ashita wa kayoubi desu.
Tomorrow is Tuesday.
