JLPT N5 Kanji: 六 (roku) – six

JLPT N5 Kanji: 六 (roku) – six

Readings: ロク・リク (Onyomi), むっつ / むい / む (Kunyomi)

Meaning: six

六 is the basic kanji for the number six. You’ll often see it in counting systems, dates, ages, and quantities. Learning this kanji is essential for mastering numbers in Japanese.

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Kanji Details

Radical八 (variant top)
Strokes4
JLPT LevelN5
Grade1st Grade

Readings

Onyomiロク・リク
Kunyomiむっつ / むい / む

How to Write – Stroke Order

The kanji 六 has only 4 strokes and is derived from a combination of the radical for “divide” and “roof,” symbolizing grouping or counting.

  • Start with the top radical resembling 八
  • Then add the downward and middle strokes
Stroke order for 六

Example Sentences

Japanese: 六人の学生がいます。

Kana: ろくにんのがくせいがいます。

Romaji: Rokunin no gakusei ga imasu.

English: There are six students.

Japanese: 六月は梅雨です。

Kana: ろくがつはつゆです。

Romaji: Rokugatsu wa tsuyu desu.

English: June is the rainy season.

Japanese: 六つのりんごを買いました。

Kana: むっつのりんごをかいました。

Romaji: Muttsu no ringo o kaimashita.

English: I bought six apples.

Vocabulary Using 六

WordReadingMeaning
ろくsix
六つむっつsix (things)
六月ろくがつJune
六日むいか6th day of the month
六人ろくにんsix people

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