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How to say 'Hundred' in Japanese | 百

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The Japanese word for Hundred is 'Hyaku', written as 百 in Japanese.'Hundred' in hiragana is ひゃく.

    word

    Meaning

    Hundred

    Reading

    ひゃく

    hyaku

    Kanji

    Hundred

    Explanation

    The Japanese noun '百 (ひゃく)' means 'hundred'. It is used to denote the number 100. This word is commonly used in counting, pricing, and other contexts where numbers are involved. For example: there are a hundred people「百人がいます」(ひゃくにんがいます). This book costs a hundred yen「この本は百円です」(このほんはひゃくえんです). It's important to note that '百' can be combined with other numbers to form larger numbers, such as '二百 (にひゃく)' for 200 or '三百 (さんびゃく)' for 300.

    Part Of Speech

    noun

    Kanji JLPT

    N5

    Kanji Grade

    1

    Frequency

    149

    Composition

    kanji

    Handwriting

Kanji in the Word

This word contains 1 kanji character:

  • kanji

    Meaning

    Hundred

Words Related to Through the Kanji

These 14 Words contain the Kanji 百 as well.

  • word

    九百

    Meaning

    Nine hundred

  • word

    二百

    Meaning

    Two hundred

  • word

    八百

    Meaning

    Eight hundred

  • word

    五百

    Meaning

    Five hundred

  • word

    三百

    Meaning

    Three hundred

  • word

    八百屋

    Meaning

    Greengrocer

  • word

    七百

    Meaning

    Seven hundred

  • word

    六百

    Meaning

    Six hundred

  • word

    四百

    Meaning

    Four hundred

  • word

    百姓

    Meaning

    Farmer

  • word

    何百

    Meaning

    Hundreds

  • word

    数百

    Meaning

    Hundreds

  • word

    百貨店

    Meaning

    Department store

  • word

    百科事典

    Meaning

    Encyclopedia

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What does 'Hyaku' (百) mean?

'Hyaku' means 'Hundred' .

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