go, carry out, line

About this kanji

The kanji 「行」 primarily means "to go" or "to carry out." It can be used as a verb when reading it as いく (iku) or ゆく (yuku), both meaning "to go." As a noun, it can refer to a line or row. For example, 銀行 (ぎんこう, ginkou) means "bank," which is a place where transactions happen, emphasizing the action of going or carrying out financial activities. Another common verb usage is 行う (おこなう, okonau), meaning "to perform" or "to conduct" something, like an event. Remember that this kanji often implies movement or action, linking it closely with activities in everyday life.

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Example sentences

• 学校へ行きます。

  I go to school.

Meanings across languages

English

go, carry out, line

Tiếng Việt

đi, thực hiện, hàng

日本語

行く, 実行する

한국어

가다, 행하다

中文

去, 行走

id

pergi

th

ไป

es

ir

fr

aller

de

gehen

pt

ir

Common compounds

• 行くいくto go
• 銀行ぎんこうbank