JLPT N5 Kanji: 百 (hyaku) – one hundred

JLPT N5 Kanji: 百 (hyaku) – one hundred

Readings: ヒャク (Onyomi)

Meaning: one hundred

This kanji is used in counting and expressing quantities. It is one of the most essential kanji for basic numbers in Japanese. You will often see it in prices, ages, and general daily usage.

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Kanji Details

Radical白 (white)
Strokes6
JLPT LevelN5
Grade1st Grade

Readings

Onyomiヒャク (hyaku)
Kunyomi(none)

How to Write – Stroke Order

The kanji 百 has 6 strokes. It is based on the kanji for “white” (白) with a stroke added to the top. It’s simple to remember and very common.

  • Start with the top horizontal stroke
  • Follow with the 白 (white) part below
Stroke order for 百

Example Sentences

Japanese: 百円でジュースを買いました。

Kana: ひゃくえんでジュースをかいました。

Romaji: Hyaku en de juusu o kaimashita.

English: I bought juice for 100 yen.

Japanese: 百人がイベントに参加しました。

Kana: ひゃくにんがイベントにさんかしました。

Romaji: Hyaku nin ga ibento ni sanka shimashita.

English: 100 people joined the event.

Japanese: 祖母は百歳になりました。

Kana: そぼはひゃくさいになりました。

Romaji: Sobo wa hyaku sai ni narimashita.

English: My grandmother turned 100 years old.

Vocabulary Using 百

WordReadingMeaning
ひゃくhundred
百円ひゃくえん100 yen
百人ひゃくにん100 people
百歳ひゃくさい100 years old
数百すうひゃくseveral hundreds

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