“clear / fine weather” in Japanese is 晴, read sei, ha (せい, は). It is a Grade 2 Kyōiku kanji, taught in year 2 of Japanese elementary school, and appears in words such as 晴れ (clear weather).
What does 晴 mean?
今日は晴れだ。
| Kanji | 晴 |
|---|---|
| Meaning | clear / fine weather |
| Readings | せい, は |
| Grade | Grade 2 (Easy) |
| Curriculum | Kyōiku kanji · Japanese elementary school |
| Example | 晴れ (clear weather) |
晴 is read sei (せい) or ha (は) depending on the word.
Same sound, different character — the classic trap. Compare them side by side: