The kanji 全 generally conveys the meaning of "whole," "complete," "entire," or "all." It implies something that is not partial or divided but rather encompasses everything. It can also suggest an absence of defects or a state of being perfect.

・On-yomi (音読み): ゼン (zen) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): まった(く) (mattaku)

⚫︎ 全部全部 Translation: All, the whole part ⚫︎ 安全全 Translation: Safety, security ⚫︎ 完全全 Translation: Perfect, complete

The kanji 全 is a pictograph. It depicts a person (人, representing a human) enclosed within a boundary. The boundary symbolizes completeness and wholeness, indicating that the person is entirely within a given space or condition. The character has evolved over time, but the core idea of "whole" or "complete" remains central to its meaning.