零 in Chinese / Japanese...

Buy an 零 calligraphy wall scroll here!

Zero

Customize & Buy

líng

rei / zero

령

零 is the number zero in Chinese, Japanese Kanji, and old Korean Hanja.

零 is a strange selection for a wall scroll, so it's here mostly for reference. I guess it's OK if zero is important to you.

Note: In modern Japan and China, they will often just write a circle to represent zero in lieu of this character.

Not the results for 零 that you were looking for?

Below are some entries from our dictionary that may match your 零 search...

Characters If shown, 2nd row is Simp. Chinese	Pronunciation Romanization	Simple Dictionary Definition
零 see styles	líng ling2 ling rei / re れい	More info & calligraphy: Zero zero; nought; zero sign; fractional; fragmentary; odd (of numbers); (placed between two numbers to indicate a smaller quantity followed by a larger one); fraction; (in mathematics) remainder (after division); extra; to wither and fall; to wither (noun - becomes adjective with の) (kana only) zero; nought; (female given name) Rei
京零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	京零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
佳零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	佳零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
冪零 see styles	bekirei / bekire べきれい	冪零 Custom Scroll (can be adjective with の) {math} nilpotent
凋零 see styles	diāo líng diao1 ling2 tiao ling	凋零 Custom Scroll withered; wilted; to wither; to fade; to decay
凪零 see styles	nagare ながれ	凪零 Custom Scroll (female given name) Nagare
啓零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	啓零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
圭零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	圭零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
奚零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	奚零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
女零 see styles	merei / mere めれい	女零 Custom Scroll (female given name) Merei
実零 see styles	mirei / mire みれい	実零 Custom Scroll (female given name) Mirei
巾零 see styles	kinrei / kinre きんれい	巾零 Custom Scroll (adjectival noun) nilpotent
恵零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	恵零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
愛零 see styles	afuru あふる	愛零 Custom Scroll (female given name) Afuru
慧零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	慧零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
慶零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	慶零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
找零 see styles	zhǎo líng zhao3 ling2 chao ling	找零 Custom Scroll to give change; change money
抹零 see styles	mǒ líng mo3 ling2 mo ling	抹零 Custom Scroll (of a seller) to round down the fractional part of a bill
拾零 see styles	shí líng shi2 ling2 shih ling	拾零 Custom Scroll to pick up bits; to collect scrap material; tidbits; gleanings (used as gossip)
敬零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	敬零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
景零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	景零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
桂零 see styles	keirei / kere けいれい	桂零 Custom Scroll (personal name) Keirei
歸零归零 see styles	guī líng gui1 ling2 kuei ling	歸零 Custom Scroll to reset to zero; (fig.) to start again from scratch; to go back to square one
涕零 see styles	tì líng ti4 ling2 t`i ling ti ling	涕零 Custom Scroll to shed tears; to weep
淨零净零 see styles	jìng líng jing4 ling2 ching ling	淨零 Custom Scroll net zero (net-zero carbon emissions)
清零 see styles	qīng líng qing1 ling2 ch`ing ling ching ling	清零 Custom Scroll to restore something to its initial state; to reset (an odometer etc); to empty (a bank account); to eradicate (a disease); (computing) to clear (memory); to zero (a hard drive)
漂零 see styles	piāo líng piao1 ling2 p`iao ling piao ling hyourei / hyore ひょうれい	漂零 Custom Scroll variant of 飄零\|飘零[piao1 ling2] (rare) being ruined (reduced to poverty); falling low; going under; coming to ruin
畸零 see styles	jī líng ji1 ling2 chi ling	畸零 Custom Scroll fractional part of a real number; odd fractional remnant; lone person; solitary
目零 see styles	mekoboshi めこぼし	目零 Custom Scroll (noun/participle) connivance; overlooking
真零 see styles	marei / mare まれい	真零 Custom Scroll (female given name) Marei

Click here for more 零 results from our dictionary

The following table may be helpful for those studying Chinese or Japanese...

Title	Characters	Romaji (Romanized Japanese)	Various forms of Romanized Chinese
Zero	零零 / 〇	rei / zero	líng / ling2 / ling
In some entries above you will see that characters have different versions above and below a line. In these cases, the characters above the line are Traditional Chinese, while the ones below are Simplified Chinese.