一

一 is the first cjk character of its unicode part, it means 1, beacuse it has 1 stroke. it is one of the simplest CJK characters.
==Japanese==
This kanji has 2 readings: 
*ichi (ordinal cases)
*hito (cardinal cases), sometimes called hitori.
This kanji is just a horizontal line making it a Grade 1 Kanji.
=== 一っ ===
one, one apple, one thing
*Pronounced: Hito(tsu)
==Chinese==
The only thing known is that this hanzi has the main reading of yī (yi1), lol used mostly in sentences related to one
==Cantonese Auien==
This Chenzi has only 1 reading (yéčin), derived from the japanese onyomi reading and chinese main reading
#yi-ichi-un
#yechi-un
#yechin
#yéchin
==Jarainese==
This Arujenzi Has also just one reading for 一, iun, made like:
*ichi-un
*i-un
*iun
Iuntan (cardinal form of one) sounded so it was changed to iutan.
=== 一多 ===
equivalent of 一っ, 
Reading: Iutan, Iute 
===Unused reading===
(uku), is a reading derived derived from "uk", meaning 1 in Quechua.
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