Tattoos Letters【Japanese and Chinese with Meaning】🈚🈶🈸🈷️

Here we bring a collection of Japanese, Chinese Symbols with their Meanings that have been uploaded by our Users.

IMPORTANT: Before tattooing a symbol in a language you do not know, consult a good source (someone who understands both languages), as you could end up with any meaning tattooed for life, do not trust these plates as we have not verified them !!! We only show them for reference.

There are several categories of people who get Japanese Symbols tattooed. Some are lovers of Asian culture. Others, because it can hide the meaning of the tattoo, in contrast to the usual drawing. Others believe in the mystical significance of this amulet. Well, some is just for beauty.

In any case, there are many such people, both men and women.. If you are one of them, this article is for you. Here we will tell you about the meaning of various hieroglyphs, translate them into Spanish and show examples of ready-made tattoos on all parts of the body.

Hieroglyphics sketches and their meaning.

La gran ventaja de este tipo de tatuaje es su sencillez. Casi cualquier maestro adecuado se encargará de esta tarea. Este hecho le ahorra mucho dinero al tattoo artist.

Therefore, the price of a tattoo is greatly reduced.

Pero también hay una gran desventaja. Puede cometer fácilmente un error en la ortografía de un jeroglífico. Sobre todo cuando hay varios de ellos que componen toda la inscripción. Del mismo modo, puede estropear la traducción. Hay una gran cantidad de fotos de tatuajes en la red, where he meaning differs from what is desired.

Many do not know it, but most hieroglyphic tattoos are Chinese and Japanese. The demand for Korean is very small. And in Korea itself, tattoos are treated negatively.

Chinese with translation

The most common hieroglyphics in tattoos are Chinese.

Japanese with translation

Second in popularity are Japanese characters. In Japan, tattoos are very fond of, they even have their own style of tattooing of the same name.

 

On the neck and head

According to statistics, most often the hieroglyphic tattoo is filled on the neck. I think many have met people with the Chinese zodiac symbol tucked into this spot. On the head itself, these tattoos are rare. The only exception is the favorite place for women - behind the ear.

In the back and the column

Since the back is a very large area, it would be foolish to fill it with a Japanese character. But they can be filled in the lower back, on the shoulder blade or under the neck. Usually this is just a variant of a tattoo for women.

Men, as in the case of the sternum, obstruct a part of the body with a large-scale pattern that includes hieroglyphs. Or they can tattoo Japanese or Chinese symbols along the column.

On the belly and chest

On the torso, the place of the tattoo usually depends on the gender. Girls prefer to hit the hieroglyphs on the collarbones, under the breasts or on the sides and the ribs. The latter, by the way, are a great place for a big quote or a long clever phrase, the meaning of which in Russian will be known only to you.

Boys, on the other hand, choose an area in which chest or in the stomach. On these parts of the body, the hieroglyphic tattoo itself is not often found. It is usually filled with some sort of Japanese-style pattern.

In the hand

The arms are in second place after neck. Hieroglyphics tattoos are placed on the shoulder, the forearm and the doll. Yes, even in the hands and the fingers do it, but less.