訓

くん

kun

kun reading (of a kanji)

What does 訓 mean?

訓 is a Japanese noun meaning “kun reading (of a kanji)” in English. It is written as 訓 in kanji, くん in hiragana, and kun in romaji. This word is part of JLPT N3 vocabulary.

Example sentences

この漢字の訓は何ですか。

What's the kun reading of this kanji?

漢字には音と訓がある。

Kanji have on and kun readings.

Words sharing kanji with 訓

訓

訓戒

くんかい

admonition, warning (a lesson)

訓読み

くんよみ

kun'yomi (native Japanese reading)

音訓

おんくん

kanji readings (on and kun)

More JLPT N3 words

ゴロゴロgorogoro

rumbling, rolling

温まるあたたまるatatamaru

to warm up (of food or one's body)

木の実きのみkinomi

nuts and berries (from trees)

ピアスpiasu

earrings (for pierced ears)

球場きゅうじょうkyuujou

baseball stadium, ballpark

判はんhan

seal, stamp (on a document)

暖めるあたためるatatameru

to warm (a room or one's body)

弱まるよわまるyowamaru

to weaken, to die down