む

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Contents 1 Translingual 1.1 Syllable 2 Japanese 2.1 Etymology 2.2 Hiragana character 2.2.1 Related terms 2.3 Kanji reading

[edit] Translingual

The Hiragana script
あぁ	かゕが	さざ	ただ	な	はばぱ	ま	やゃ	ら	わゎ	ん
いぃ	きぎ	しじ	ちぢ	に	ひびぴ	み		り	ゐ
うぅゔ	くぐ	すず	つっづ	ぬ	ふぶぷ	む	ゆゅ	る
えぇ	けゖげ	せぜ	てで	ね	へべぺ	め		れ	ゑ
おぉ	こご	そぞ	とど	の	ほぼぽ	も	よょ	ろ	を
Additional symbols ーゝゞゟ
む Unicode: U+3080Katakana: ムHepburn romanization: muNihon-shiki romanization: muPolivanov cyrillization: муJapanese braille: ⠽

[edit] Syllable

む

1. The hiragana syllable at ま行う段 (row MA, section U) in a gojūon table.

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Stroke order

[edit] Etymology

Derived in the Heian period from writing the man'yōgana kanji 武 in the cursive sōsho style.

[edit] Hiragana character

む (romaji mu)

1. The /mu/ syllable.
2. The thirty-third character in the gojūon ordering of hiragana. The previous character is み and the next character is め. The equivalent katakana character is ム.

[edit] Related terms

• For a list of words starting with む (mu) see: Special:Allpages/む

[edit] Kanji reading

む (romaji mu)

1. 無: nothing