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Kanji for Clear sky
The kanji for “clear sky” is 晴, read sei and written in 12 strokes. Here is what it means, how it is read, and the names it is used in.
clear sky
A clear, sunny sky after the rain.
Teru teru bozu are traditional white paper dolls hung by Japanese children to wish for clear, sunny skies.
12 strokes On reading セイ (sei) Kun reading はれる、はれ、ばれ (hareru, hare, bare) JLPT N2
Dictionary meanings: clear up
Readings used for names on Nazuke: se, sei, ha, haru, hare
In Japan it appears in about 566 given names in the JMnedict name dictionary, mostly in girls’ names.
Names written with 晴: Maple 芽生晴 · Selma 晴瑠真 · Caspar 佳寿晴 · Thelma 晴瑠真 · Hartini 晴天仁 · Hartono 晴藤野 · Aparecida 安晴詩太 · Haruna 晴凪 · Ha 晴 · Harm 晴夢 · Pepa 平晴 · Hakim 晴喜夢 and 13 more
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