Jōyō kanji, Taught in grade 1
JLPT level: N4
90 of 2500 most used kanji in newspapers
Stroke count: 5
Meaning: rice field, rice paddy
Kunyomi: た
Onyomi: デン
Radical: 田
Reading: た
Meaning: field
Strokes: 5
水田(すいでん) rice field
田園(でんえん) rural area
田んぼ(たんぼ) rice field
田植え(たうえ) rice planting
松田(まつだ) Matsuda (surname)
田畑 (タハタ) fields (of rice and other crops)
田園 (デンエン) the country, countryside, rural districts, cultivated land, fields
桑田 (ソウデン) mulberry plantation
水田 (スイデン) (water-filled) paddy field
田 (た) rice field
田植え (たうえ) rice planting
新田 (しんでん) new rice field, newly developed rice field, wasteland or marshland newly reclaimed as a rice field (Edo period)
沼田 (ぬまた) marshy rice field or paddy
Jōyō kanji, Taught in grade 1
JLPT level: N4
90 of 2500 most used kanji in newspapers
Stroke count: 5
Meaning: rice field, rice paddy
Kunyomi: た
Onyomi: デン
Radical: 田
Reading: た
Meaning: field
Strokes: 5
水田(すいでん) rice field
田園(でんえん) rural area
田んぼ(たんぼ) rice field
田植え(たうえ) rice planting
松田(まつだ) Matsuda (surname)
田畑 (タハタ) fields (of rice and other crops)
田園 (デンエン) the country, countryside, rural districts, cultivated land, fields
桑田 (ソウデン) mulberry plantation
水田 (スイデン) (water-filled) paddy field
田 (た) rice field
田植え (たうえ) rice planting
新田 (しんでん) new rice field, newly developed rice field, wasteland or marshland newly reclaimed as a rice field (Edo period)
沼田 (ぬまた) marshy rice field or paddy