[以] Handwritten Kanji for from and its Readings, Radical and Usage

Today’s Kanji is “以” (i); Kanji for “from”.

 

Handwritten Kanji “以” (i)

 

Readings, Radical and Meaning of “以”

漢字 Kanji	読み Readings	ローマ字 Romaji	画数 Stroke Count	部首 Radical	意味 Meaning
以	イ	i	5	人	from

Readings contain “音読み(on-yomi)” and “訓読み(kun-yomi)“. On-yomi is written in “カタカナ(katakana)” and Kun-yomi is written in “ひらがな(hiragana)“. (⇒ What is On-yomi and Kun-yomi?)

 

Jukugo (Kanji Compound Words) / Usage of “以”

熟語 Jukugo / Usage	読み Reading	ローマ字 Romaji	意味 Meaning
１メートル以上	いちめーとるいじょう	Ichi Mētoru ijō	More than 1 meter
自分以外	じぶんいがい	Jibun’igai	Except yourself
高校以来	こうこういらい	Kōkō irai	Since high school

 

以内（いない）= within, less than, inside of