Japanese > Kanji > 大

The stick man kanji means big, large, or greatly.

on readings:
  • dai
  • tai
kun readings:
  • ō
examples:
daijōbu okay
Daikan January 20 - February 3
daikokubashira central pillar, mainstay
daimyō a feudal lord of the Shogunate
daisuki like very much, love
daitoshi large city
daizu soybean
Izumo Taisha Izumo Shrine
kyodai enormous, huge, gigantic
ōhaba broad, large, wholesale, substantial
いに ōini very much, greatly
ōkaji big fire
ōkawa big river
きい ōkii big, large
きさ ōkisa size
Ōmisoka New Year's Eve
ōmizu flooding, overflow
Ōmori (area of Tokyo)
ōwarai loud laughter, hearty laugh
ōzei alot of people, throng
ōzon great loss
otona adult
taiga big river
taigan great ambition, earnest wish
taihen very
taikai tournament
taikin large amount of money
taikiosen air pollution
taimō great desire, ambition
tairiku continent, mainland
tairyō large quantity
tairyō seisan mass production
taisetsu important
Taisestu December 7 - 21
Taisho July 23 - August 7
taishō general, leader
taitei generally, for the most part, usually
Taiu tokidoki furu August 3 - 7
tanki daigaku junior college

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Last Alteration Performed: 31 August 2026 by Bradley James Wogsland.