兵 kanji stroke order 兵 japanese kanji writing 兵 kanji diagram-kanji lookup

へいし
兵士
noun
soldier
てっぺい
撤兵
noun, 'suru' verb
withdrawal of troops
ひょうろう
兵糧
noun
(army) provisions; food
ぐんびょう
軍兵
noun
armed forces; battle troops
りんぴょうとうしゃかいじんれつざいぜん
臨兵闘者皆陣裂在前
noun
nine cuts mudra (mudra: hand posture which forms a part of Hindu prayer); exorcism-purification spell  (Buddhist term)
いっきとうせん
一騎当千
つわもの
noun
great warrior
いなか
田舎
ぺい
兵衛
noun
hick; country bumpkin; yokel  (derogatory)
へこおび
兵児帯
noun
waist band

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The Kanji: 兵 (Hei / Hyō)

The kanji 兵 means "soldier," "army," or "weapon." It depicts two hands (廾) holding a battle-axe (斤), representing military personnel and warfare. This character describes military concepts and combatants.


Common Words & Example Sentences

1. 兵士 (heishi) - Soldier

  • 兵士が国境を守る。

  • "Soldiers guard the border."

2. 兵器 (heiki) - Weapon

  • 核兵器の廃絶を求める。

  • "Call for the abolition of nuclear weapons."

3. 兵隊 (heitai) - Military unit

  • 兵隊が行進する。

  • "The military unit marches."

4. 兵舎 (heisha) - Barracks

  • 兵舎で寝起きする。

  • "Live and sleep in the barracks."

In summary, 兵 encompasses military personnel (兵士, 兵隊), equipment (兵器), and facilities (兵舎). It's essential for discussing military topics in Japanese.