How many JLPT words are included?

Over 10,000 vocabulary items spanning JLPT N5 to N1. Each entry has Japanese kanji/kana, English meanings and the JLPT level tag.

Can I filter vocabulary by JLPT level?

Yes. Click any JLPT level pill (N5, N4, N3, N2 or N1) to instantly filter the list. Click "All" to see every level.

How do I save JLPT words to review later?

Click the ♡ heart on any vocabulary card (login required). Saved words appear in your Saved Vocabulary page for flashcard-style review.

Which JLPT level should a beginner start with?

Start with N5 — it covers about 800 core words needed for basic Japanese conversations and is the foundation for all higher levels.

Is this vocabulary list free?

Yes. Browsing, filtering and saving JLPT vocabulary is completely free. Create a free account to save words and track your progress.

今日の単語

始める

TODAY N4

はじめる

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JLPT Vocabulary — 10,000+ Japanese Words

Browse N5–N1 vocabulary with kanji, kana & English meanings · filter by level · save words · study like flashcards.

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食べる taberu · to eat飲む nomu · to drink行く iku · to go来る kuru · to come見る miru · to see聞く kiku · to hear話す hanasu · to speak書く kaku · to write読む yomu · to read学ぶ manabu · to learn好き suki · to like大きい ookii · big小さい chiisai · small新しい atarashii · new古い furui · oldありがとう arigatou · thank youすみません sumimasen · excuse meはじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet you頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best日本語 nihongo · Japanese language勉強 benkyou · studying先生 sensei · teacher学生 gakusei · student学校 gakkou · school電車 densha · train会社 kaisha · company仕事 shigoto · work / job家族 kazoku · family友達 tomodachi · friend時間 jikan · time明日 ashita · tomorrow食べる taberu · to eat飲む nomu · to drink行く iku · to go来る kuru · to come見る miru · to see聞く kiku · to hear話す hanasu · to speak書く kaku · to write読む yomu · to read学ぶ manabu · to learn好き suki · to like大きい ookii · big小さい chiisai · small新しい atarashii · new古い furui · oldありがとう arigatou · thank youすみません sumimasen · excuse meはじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet you頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best日本語 nihongo · Japanese language勉強 benkyou · studying先生 sensei · teacher学生 gakusei · student学校 gakkou · school電車 densha · train会社 kaisha · company仕事 shigoto · work / job家族 kazoku · family友達 tomodachi · friend時間 jikan · time明日 ashita · tomorrow

to state, to express, to mention

泊まる

とまる

to stay (over night) (v.i.)

to steam, to poultice, to be sultry

踏み込む

ふみこむ

to step into (someone else's territory, to break into, to raid

踏む

ふむ

to step on, to tread on

刺さる

ささる

to stick, to be stuck

凝る

こる

to stiffen, to harden

刺す

さす

to sting, to bite (e.g., bug), to prick, to stab

掻き回す

かきまわす

to stir up, to churn, to disturb

to stop by, to drop in for a short visit

打ち切る

うちきる

to stop, to abort, to discontinue, to close

途絶える

とだえる

to stop, to cease, to come to an end

立ち止まる

たちどまる

to stop, to halt, to stand still

押える

おさえる

to stop, to restrain, to press down

収める

おさめる

to store to pay, to supply

納める

おさめる

to store to pay, to supply

to stray (turn) from subject, to go astray

強める

つよめる

to strengthen, to emphasize

to strike, to clap, to dust, to beat

ぶつかる

to strike, to collide with

殴る

なぐる

to strike; to hit; to punch

もがく

to struggle, to wriggle, to be impatient

塞ぐ

ふさぐ

to stuff, to close up, to block (up)

to succeed (someone in a business or inheritance

to suffer, to groan, to be worried

似合う

にあう

to suit (a person), to match (clothing), (something) becomes (someone)

呼び出す

よびだす

to summon, to call (e.g., phone)

突っ張る

つっぱる

to support, to become stiff; to thrust (ones opponent), to stick to (ones opinion), to insist on

優れる

すぐれる

to surpass, to outstrip, to excel

驚かす

おどろかす

to surprise, to frighten

取り巻く

とりまく

to surround, to circle, to enclose

囲む

かこむ

to surround, to encircle

to sweep, to brush, to gather up

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📖 How to study JLPT vocabulary effectively

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How many JLPT words are on this page? ▼

This database contains over 10,000 vocabulary items covering all five JLPT levels — N5 to N1. Each word includes kanji, kana and an English meaning to support your study.

What is the difference between N5 and N1? ▼

N5 is the easiest JLPT level, covering around 800 core words for basic daily conversation. N1 is the highest, requiring mastery of 10,000+ words including formal and literary vocabulary. Work through N5 → N4 → N3 → N2 → N1 in order.

Can I save vocabulary for flashcard review? ▼

Yes! Click the ♡ heart on any card (free account required) to save it to your vocabulary list. Use your Saved Words page to review them in flashcard-style sessions.

How should I use the search box? ▼

Search by Japanese kanji, hiragana/katakana, or an English meaning. For example, searching "eat" will find 食べる. Combine search with a JLPT level pill for targeted results.

Is the vocabulary list useful for real conversations? ▼

Absolutely. JLPT vocabulary is selected for practical use — it covers everyday speech, reading, listening and writing. N5/N4 words are essential for daily life; N3+ words appear in news and natural conversation.