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Kanji for Wild field
The kanji for “wild field” is 埜, read ya and written in 11 strokes. Here is what it means, how it is read, and the names it is used in.
埜
wild field
An old form of 野: open fields and wilderness.
11 strokes On reading ヤ、ショ (ya, sho) Kun reading の (no)
Dictionary meanings: open country, field, wilderness
Readings used for names on Nazuke: no
Names written with 埜: Annu 杏埜 · Tino 天埜 · Nolan 埜蘭 · Simone 詩茂埜 · Novella 埜平蘭 · Nugroho 埜久良宝
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