field, wild, plain

About this kanji

The kanji 野 means "field" or "wild" and is often used in nouns. It can refer to open spaces or nature. For example, 野球 (やきゅう) means "baseball," combining the idea of an open space where the game is played. Another common compound is 野菜 (やさい), meaning "vegetable," which often grows in fields. You might also see 野外 (やがい), which means "outdoors," indicating a natural setting outside. Additionally, 野生 (やせい) refers to "wild nature," highlighting animals or plants that live freely in their natural habitats. When using this kanji, it's important to remember that it carries a sense of open, natural spaces.

Example sentences

• 野球が好きです。

  I like baseball.

Meanings across languages

English

field, wild, plain

Tiếng Việt

cánh đồng, hoang dã

日本語

野原, 野生

한국어

들판, 야생, 평원

中文

田野, 野生, 平原

id

ladang, liar, dataran

th

ทุ่ง, ป่า, ที่ราบ

es

campo, salvaje, llano

fr

champ, sauvage, plaine

de

Feld, Wildnis, Ebene

pt

campo, selvagem, planície

Common compounds

• 野球やきゅうbaseball
• 野菜やさいvegetable
• 野外やがいoutdoors, open air
• 野生やせいwild nature