JLPT N5 Kanji: 水 (sui, mizu) – water

JLPT N5 Kanji: 水 (sui, mizu) – water

Readings: スイ (Onyomi), みず (Kunyomi)

Meaning: water

水 is one of the most basic and important kanji. It means “water” and is used in many common words related to drinks, rivers, and the element itself. It’s also used to represent Wednesday (水曜日).

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Kanji Details

Radical水 (water)
Strokes4
JLPT LevelN5
Grade1st Grade

Readings

Onyomiスイ
Kunyomiみず

How to Write – Stroke Order

水 is a simple yet powerful character with four strokes. Its shape originally represents flowing water, which makes it easy to remember.

Stroke order for 水

Example Sentences

Japanese: 水をください。

Kana: みずをください。

Romaji: Mizu o kudasai.

English: Please give me some water.

Japanese: 水曜日に会いましょう。

Kana: すいようびにあいましょう。

Romaji: Suiyoubi ni aimashou.

English: Let’s meet on Wednesday.

Japanese: 冷たい水が飲みたいです。

Kana: つめたいみずがのみたいです。

Romaji: Tsumetai mizu ga nomitai desu.

English: I want to drink cold water.

Vocabulary Using 水

WordReadingMeaning
みずwater
水曜日すいようびWednesday
水道すいどうwater supply
水着みずぎswimsuit
水中すいちゅうunderwater

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