adjusted, alike, equal, similar variety of
On'yomi (音読み)
- セイ
- サイ
Kun'yomi (訓読み)
- そろ.う
- ひと.しい
- ひと.しく
- あたる
- はやい
About this kanji
The kanji 斉 primarily means "adjusted" or "alike," and is often used in nouns rather than verbs. This kanji represents the idea of things being equal or similar to one another. Some common compounds include 一斉 (いっせい), meaning "simultaneous," which describes events happening at the same time, and 斉唱 (せいしょう), which refers to "singing in unison," where people sing together in harmony. Another example is 一斉に (いっせいに), meaning "simultaneously," often used to describe actions that occur together. When using this kanji, remember that it conveys a sense of uniformity or similarity, making it useful in contexts involving harmony.
Example sentences
音楽は心を斉えてくれる。
Music harmonizes the heart.
Meanings across languages
- English
- adjusted, alike, equal, similar variety of
- Tiếng Việt
- đều, giống nhau
- 日本語
- 斉しい
- 한국어
- 균일한
- 中文
- 齐
- id
- disesuaikan
- th
- ที่ปรับ
- es
- ajustado
- fr
- égal
- de
- angepasst
- pt
- ajustado
Common compounds
- 一斉いっせいsimultaneous, all at once
- 斉唱せいしょうsinging in unison, chanting in unison
- 一斉にいっせいにsimultaneously, all at once, in unison
- 斉魚えつJapanese grenadier anchovy (Coilia nasus)
- 斉一せいいつuniformity, equality
- 斉射せいしゃvolley (of fire), salvo, fusillade
- 斉備せいびcomplete equipment, consolidation
- 斉列せいれつarray, line-up, parade
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