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Kanji for Field
The kanji for “field” is 野, read ya and written in 11 strokes. Here is what it means, how it is read, and the names it is used in.
field
Wide-open fields where you can run free.
11 strokes On reading ヤ、ショ (ya, sho) Kun reading の (no) JLPT N3
Dictionary meanings: plains, field, rustic, civilian life
Readings used for names on Nazuke: no, ya
In Japan it appears in about 824 given names in the JMnedict name dictionary, mostly in girls’ names.
Names written with 野: Noah 野安 · Nu 野 · Noe 野 · Dino 知野 · Gino 慈野 · Lino 里野 · Noel 野恵瑠 · Nola 野良 · Nora 野良 · Nova 野羽 · Bruno 歩瑠野 · Enoch 生野久 and 45 more
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