JLPT N5 Kanji: 立 (tatsu, ritsu) – to stand

JLPT N5 Kanji: 立 (tatsu, ritsu) – to stand

Readings: リツ・リュウ (Onyomi), たつ / たてる (Kunyomi)

Meaning: to stand, to establish

立 is a fundamental kanji in Japanese meaning “to stand.” It is frequently used in both literal and figurative contexts. You’ll find it in words such as 立つ (to stand), 国立 (national), and 立場 (standpoint, position).

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Kanji Details

Radical立 (stand)
Strokes5
JLPT LevelN5
Grade1st Grade

Readings

Onyomiリツ・リュウ
Kunyomiたつ / たてる

How to Write – Stroke Order

The kanji 立 is shaped like a person rising up or standing straight. It’s visually simple and easy to write with 5 strokes.

  • Begin with the top dot
  • Continue with the vertical and surrounding strokes
Stroke order for 立

Example Sentences

Japanese: 子どもが立ちました。

Kana: こどもがたちました。

Romaji: Kodomo ga tachimashita.

English: The child stood up.

Japanese: 先生が立って話します。

Kana: せんせいがたってはなします。

Romaji: Sensei ga tatte hanashimasu.

English: The teacher speaks while standing.

Japanese: 国立大学に行きたいです。

Kana: こくりつだいがくにいきたいです。

Romaji: Kokuritsu daigaku ni ikitai desu.

English: I want to go to a national university.

Vocabulary Using 立

WordReadingMeaning
立つたつto stand
立てるたてるto stand something up
国立こくりつnational (institution)
自立じりつindependence
公立こうりつpublic (institution)

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