Japanese Kanji: 辰
Learn How to Write 「辰」
Stroke Order Animation
Total: 7 strokes
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「辰」 Japanese Kanji Information
Basic Information
Reading
On-reading
Kun-reading
Chinese (Pinyin)
chen2
Korean
jin sin 진 신
Vietnamese
Thần Thìn
Meaning
Japanese
十二支の第五 とき・ひ 天体（日・月・星）
English
sign of the dragon 7-9AM fifth sign of Chinese zodiac shin dragon radical (no. 161)
French
signe de la 5ème branche terrestre signe du Dragon (zodiaque) 7 à 9 heures du matin radical shinnotatsu dragon (no. 161)
Spanish
signo del dragón quinto signo del zodíaco
「辰」 Printable Worksheets
Practice writing this kanji with our printable worksheets. Choose from two different styles below.
1
Modern Horizontal Writing Style
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How to use:
- The large character at the top can be colored or filled in for tracing practice
- The first three rows have light gray template characters for tracing practice
- The last three rows are blank spaces for free writing practice
- This worksheet follows left-to-right writing direction, matching modern writing conventions
2
Traditional Vertical Writing Style with Stroke Order
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How to use:
- The rightmost column shows the stroke order step-by-step
- The middle columns have light gray guide characters for tracing practice
- The last 4 columns are blank spaces for free writing practice
- This worksheet follows traditional top-to-bottom, right-to-left writing direction
General Tips:
- Use standard A4 paper for best results
- Practice each stroke in the correct order
- Trace the gray guide characters first before attempting free writing
- Pay attention to stroke balance and character proportions