Kanji · N4 · 14 strokes

/ to practice

Kanji for to practice, to train, or to knead.

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Readings

TypeReadingNotes
On (音)レンSino-Japanese readings — common in compounds.
Kun (訓)ね.りますNative Japanese readings — common standalone or with okurigana.
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Meaning

練 carries the meaning to practice, to train, or to knead.

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How to write 練

Trace 練 on the canvas at the top of the page. The animation below plays the stroke order — watch how each numbered stroke is drawn, then trace along yourself.

How to write 練
Animated stroke order — 14 strokes
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Common compounds with 練

れんしゅうしますto practice / to train
ねりますto knead / to work out a plan
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練 in context

まいにちかんじをれんしゅうしましょう。

Let's practice kanji every day.

みんなでりょこうのけいかくをねっています。

We are all working out a travel plan together.

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Printable practice sheet

Print this worksheet to practice writing 練 by hand — the top row shows the stroke order to trace, then fill the blank squares.

Printable kanji practice sheet for 練 (to practice) — trace the stroke order, then fill the grid
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