ticket, tag, banknote
On'yomi (音読み)
- サツ
- ハク
Kun'yomi (訓読み)
- ふだ
About this kanji
The kanji 「札」 primarily means ticket, tag, or banknote, and is pronounced as 'satsu' or 'fuda' depending on the context. You will often see it in words like 名札 (なふだ), which means name tag, used for identifying people in various settings like schools or conferences. Another example is 手札 (てふだ), meaning hand card, often used in games or card tricks. Additionally, 札幌 (さっぽろ) is the name of a popular city in Japan. An important note is that while this kanji can refer to physical items like tickets or tags, it can also symbolize value in terms of money, as seen in banknotes.
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Example sentences
彼はお金を札で払った。
He paid with bills.
Meanings across languages
- English
- ticket, tag, banknote
- Tiếng Việt
- nhãn, thẻ, tiền giấy
- 日本語
- 札, 切符, 札束
- 한국어
- 티켓, 태그, 지폐
- 中文
- 票, 标签, 钞票
- id
- tiket, label, uang kertas
- th
- ตั๋ว, แท็ก, ธนบัตร
- es
- boleto, etiqueta, billete
- fr
- billet, étiquette, billet de banque
- de
- Ticket, Schild, Banknote
- pt
- ingresso, etiqueta, nota
Common compounds
- 名札なふだname tag
- 手札てふだhand card, playing card
- 札幌さっぽろSapporo (city name)
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