What does the kanji 紗 mean?

The kanji 紗 (sha) means "(silk) gauze". It is a JLPT N1 character.

"sha" is written with the kanji 紗, meaning "(silk) gauze". Its readings are onyomi (Chinese-derived) しゃ (sha). It is a JLPT N1 character.

How do you write the kanji 紗?

Write 紗 ("(silk) gauze") by following the correct stroke order. Use the interactive, step-by-step stroke order animation on this page to practise each stroke in sequence and build muscle memory.

What are the readings of 紗?

紗 has these readings: onyomi (Chinese-derived) しゃ (sha).

紗“(silk) gauze” Kanjisha

JLPT N1

How to write 紗

紗 ((silk) gauze) kanji stroke order diagram with numbered strokes

Meaning and readings

Meaning

(silk) gauze

Onyomi (音読み)

しゃ sha

Chinese reading

Kunyomi (訓読み)

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Japanese reading

Practice 紗 on paper — a printable tracing grid with stroke order

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