Kanji Tattoos and Symbols – The Letter “a”

Here are a few more kanji tattoo symbols. We’re starting with words that begin with “a”. My plan is to continue through the alphabet. If you want me to provide a symbol in a larger or smaller size simply ask in the comments.


able		abundant

actor		Africa

air, wind		animal

army, force, troops, battle		arrow, dart

Asia		ask, invite

For more information see also:

Tattoo Symbols – Kanji Characters

Kanji Tattoo Symbols: The Letter “a”

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Kanji Tattoos & Symbols: The Letter "b" | Free Tattoo Patterns Online says:

September 14, 2008 at 3:15 pm

[...] Here are more kanji tattoo symbols. These are dictionary words that begin with the letter “b”. I’ve covered words that begin with “a” here: Kanji Tattoos and Symbols-The Letter “a”. [...]
ARUN says:

August 14, 2010 at 7:25 am

PLZE GET THIS
Chamath says:

October 24, 2010 at 12:45 pm

I want to know how to write “Udari” in Kanji. I want to get a tattoo done.

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