The moon shines through the

As a Werewolf, every month the full moon really gets げつ to your guts がつ

Every *month*, werewolves are changed by the full . It really "gets"「GETSU ゲツ」their "guts"「GATSU ガツ」craving raw meat. I would use "two keys"「TSUKI つき」to lock them up, not one!

A month is longer than a 日

This month starts with a new moon: I can observe it through my at night.

From the shape of the 🌙, it took on the direct meaning of the moon, and the indirect meaning of month, which is the time it takes for the moon to finish its circumnavigation around the earth.

Pictograph: Simply a waxing .

Note: when in radical form this can mean 'moon' or 'part of the body'.

I like すき the

つき, I drive at night each month to see it. I guess ゲツ I need gas ガツ.

It is the kanji for 'sun' 日 but with two rays of light bouncing off of it, to show how is just reflected sun / sunlight.

In the anime a silent voice, the deaf character wanted to say すく, but said つき instead and her love interest though she was complimenting the moon

Every when the is full we ited up and down the mountain.

moon phase changes each month. Put the sun in a , and you're left with the moon.

The kanji for moon looks like a

This kanji looks like a spaceship to the moon

Two wooden with little above

Feel the hea-t ひ and hear the ca-rackle カ of the

fire

.

looks like a literal

The gives off "heat"「HI ひ」as the cook our beef "kabobs"「KA カ」.

the looks like a cat face, *the and the *, and the cat is on fire.

Self discriptive. Looks like a , means fire. Kinda wish all kanjis were this easy.

The waving of a on fire.

With the fire of life, a irradiate

Looks like a with and fire.

A 🔥 with flying from it.

A

.

all a needs to make a fire is

Pictogram: A .

WOW, did you see that? That just waved his and summoned fire!

A stood in despair, watching their car{ka} consumed by fire, a wave of sadness engulfing their heart.

If you were to squeeze a river 川, the river would bunch up 水, and the water would pour out of the river.

water .

The kanji for is easy to remember if you have seen the kanji for ice 氷 at kakigōri shaved ice stands at festivals. Kakigōri is made with "mizuame"「MIZU みず」, or '*water* candy' syrup. Also, "suika"「SUI スイ」is *water*melon, as well as the name of the Japanese train pass card.

I'd love to meet you みず down by the water for a swi-m スイ later. I'll bring my if the are good.

SUIKA スイ🍉 is mostly just water —hence the name.

The water character is originally from one larger and four smaller of water. Really descriptive if you asked me.

cune is a water-type Pokémon!

Water on the I may as well suim

In the lively sushi restaurant, I ordered a refreshing glass of mizu while enjoying delicious fish dishes, as a person named Sui ventured to the aquarium, attempting to catch a vibrant with a tempting .

The "key"「KI き」to happiness is sitting under a *tree*, resting against the *wood* of its under its green where it is "more cool"「MOKU モク」.

We chopped down this tree, but be careful, we didn't make to book yet, so it's one less stroke.

I ボク know the key き to good barbeque is getting a good s-moke モク from the right wood of a

tree

.

Did you know that this is supposed to represent tree branches? Which means that all are the roots, and a teeny tiny part above the is the actual stem of the tree. Crazy, right? Wait until you realize where came from. See the entry to learn more.

In a magical forest, a key{ki} unlocked the ancient

tree

, revealing its hidden moco{moku} treasure.

tree gives shade, which is Ki to being MO-re KU-l

There is a key "き" hanging from a

tree

. The tree mocks "モク" you for not being able to reach it.

A carrying a big tree with his

The and . How can someone mess this up?

The tree named "Trik" has a in the middle of it.

are watching a tree.

Looks like a tree, and trees are made of wood. There is a and .

those lying on the can be used to buy a big

The {キン} sits on his golden in the .

are KEEN キン on finding かね in the . Why? Because they could sell it for tons of gold!

The at the foot of the has . Can they かね give some to my kin キン?

Looks like a shrine where you leave a gold donation at.

I am keen on finding a gold can with a cone

When I die can they かね give my gold to my kin きん

Depicts a gold ←今/キン on a with beneath. Alternately, 丷 are veins of gold ore—originally copper—buried in the ground 土. Alternately, according to Maxim Persikov, the bottom was originally 火, presumably to smelt the ore.

I went to the with my old, Scottish uncle to see the *gold* inside. He was "keen"「KIN キン」to see it, but when we got there, he said ""I cannae"「KANE かね」make it up this hill!"

Don't worry the are safely hidden on , under a

If you the near the , you CAN Extract {かね} some gold.

The only that lives with his , two gold bars, is the キン .

Such a big must be as expensive as gold

There are 2 gold inside the

You feel the {GON}g's vibrations in your heart, the {KANA}bis incense is so thick that you and your {KIN}dred spirits can't see the anymore. The monk is an old man but he's standing in front of the golden calmly, leaning on his {KANE}. If it wasn't for the {KON}fidence of what you all have to {GANE} for succeeding this mission, you're sure you'd all already be corpses laying on the at his feet.

The sits under the and guards his .

The lives and in his hands he holds always bragging about how much gold he has

A stores deep in the basement under the .

The who is wears gold .

At the of shops, you pay the money/gold so you can きん、かね buy things

Your next of KIN will inherit the gold/money

In Minecraft, a gets .

Some crazy on a drilling for gold

This belongs to つち、and ド. They were buried together, six feet in the ground

Do-n't ド search つち in the soil in the under the , you might find toe-s ト!

I get "touchy"「TSUCHI つち」about on hallowed *ground*. Please "don't"「DOド」walk on the where people are buried, either in *Turkey* or anywhere on *Earth*.

If a tree falls on the ground and there's no one to hear it, DOes it make a sound?

You know who likes to dig in the soil? Dogs . They dig to find two cheeses . How will those dogs ever find those two cheeses?

Supposedly a lump of on a . Its texture is like DOUGH →ド.
Very similar to ♁, the Unicode symbol for earth つち.
The association with Turkey is from 土耳古, ateji for Portuguese turco “Turk”

土 looks like larger than a placed in it; the ground / soil / earth is wider to symbolize its importance over what is placed in it.
{Meanwhile, 士 looks like ground smaller than a person standing on it; the arms of the person are wider than the ground to symbolize the command that scholars / gentlemen / samurai have over the world around them.}

An pointing upwars from the

Hands in the soil, nurturing the

ground

,
Cultivating life, where the are found.

Jane Doe is buried in a in the ground with Stanley Tucci

flowers are sitting on the

ground

.

I struck the into the

ground

, which made a loud 'DO'.

growing in the .

The that is on the is soil.

"He can be"「HI ひ、KA か、BI -び」late every *day* because the makes his .

Just like all the other countries, I see the sun rising every day through a , in Japan too.

Every day I see the sun through my , and each 二チ time I ca-n か hea-r ひ the bustle of the city where I live in Japan, it's too ジツ loud!

Depicts the sun . Each sun means one day when used as a counter for days. Japan is the land of the rising sun.

You see the sun/day through what? A !

Every day I watch the sun rise through the .

This kanji looks like a calendar to see days

day, someone said: “Japan is the land of the rising sun”.

From the shape of the ☀️, it bears the direct meaning of sun, the sunrise land, Japan, and the indirect meaning of day, which is the time between sunrise and sunset.

ひ かn't look at the sun, ニチ can I, but we can see the days passing from the .

A is wearing cool to go to Japan.

Ouch! My に is hurt! Now my whole にち is RUINED!!!

On the day of May, my is burning.

This is the sun with a straight cloud passing through it

The sun is a that you should 🚫 look at.

This doesn't have a doorknob.

To part in with a , to divide a line into segments, an hour into minutes, a whole into 1% fractions. A ratio, a rate, a chance, a share. To analyze or break down in order to to understand and to know.

Walk to/walk a ways to {わけ, わける, わかれる, わかる, わかつ} the blacksmith. He understands his duty well enough to make every minute. One day, he made a hun-dred フン swords. It could be a boon ブン to work with him. He might share a part of his knowledge.

Something cut into smaller parts with a .

This is the face of frustration, we often make it when we can't understand something.

I *understand* how simple it is to make "buns"「BUN ブン」. After mixing "water"「WA わ」into the flour and yeast, *seperate* the dough into *parts* with a . Shape each piece and let rest for sixty *minutes* to rise. Then bake.

In the early dawn, he woke up{wakeru}, tied his hair in a bun, grasped his , ready for minutes of time that would change everything.

samurai swinging about their eight is only a small part of their skills.

There is a game and one part of it lets you make and per minute .

Special technique Parting: Slash in directions with the

Using a to slice something into parts.

Slicing up hours = minutes
Slicing circles = degrees

Dividing a pizza into equal parts with a takes less than a minute.

understand as if I'm wearing the knowledge like a

Owning is pretty cool, but you must understand it's a bit extreme to have that many.

With , this fight will only take a minute.

it is a 1% chance of surviving getting stabbed by at the same time

can make anyone understand it's time to shut it.

A person's face screaming because they've been cut into parts.

She somehow understood how to use this in under minutes.

s cutting a bun {ブン} into one {わ} minute piece

can divide a cake into 8 pieces.

The stands in front of his owner's and says "WAN! WAN! WAN!" to to every stranger that passes, and no one understands why

A is a part/segment of the whole house, and so are the .

is only part of my arsenal!

Sometimes it's easier to understand things if you break them down into smaller parts. This is why we study the and of the kanji.

An hour at the each

You put two keys -TOKI- on the to how many hours it will take for the to dry them. Jeez -JI-! It's taking a long time!

When the rises above the , it is time to pray

I have to between the and the to ke-ep とき the time every hour? Jeez ｼﾞ! That's so much work!

To tell the time without a clock, you on the with a sundial.

The hours of the where people labour at the . { originally meant moving hands and feet to work.}

In the game bunny bunny, you say TOKI TOKI TOKI TOKI which sounds like とき. In that game, the TIME between claps gets shorter and shorter! Aw GEE! ジ

Long ago, *time* was by how the rays affected shadows on the . If you look the word up in the "dictionary = じしょ"「JI ジ」, you'll find that "tokidoki"「TOKI とき、DOKI どき」means some*times*.

The use the to time

ジ, that clock sure does go ticky-とき pretty loudly as it tells the time.

At that time of , the looked bit cold.

If you want {TOKI}ll time, You need to waste an hour {JI}mping on the in the . Make sure you dont the time, just let it fly by.

The is rising up over the horizon, and people went to . And someone checked the time .

When Link went to the of Time, he had to use a dial to open the door. Gee, {ジ} that’s a lot of work!

Time is effectively and historically the of the angle between the and

I know it was 6 O clock, in the morning, 日 as i hear the bell ringing in the 寺.

People time on the basis of 's rotation with respect to the .

A sundial {time} on the .

Every , we stay some time at the .

The time I went to the was a great .

shining on a showing the time

ジ, that clock at the temple sure does go tik-toki -とき at the end of the day

ジ {gee,z}, I have to spend an hour at the each !? That's a lot of time! とき, -どき, my heart beats loudly, I'm so mad!

a at the

There's a specific time to go to in

The person sneaked into the and the went down to tell the time.

The clock that shows the time goes tick TOCKIとき

”ジ” ”じ” Ji（gee) look at the time, I'll go stub my toe on the key. TOE KEY "とき” To-ki

Han「HAN ハン」Solo is *half* of the person crew of the Millennium Falcon, that flies through the *middle* of space. The other is the tall Chewbacca, who can "knock"「NAKA なか」you out with one swing.

It's ironic that however the kanji's meaning is half, the vertical line is , this is why the person who is behind it is looking with .

You must not なか those boards in half by hand ば, ﾊン!

Split a down the middle and it in half. The horn has been removed prior to butchering, leaving ‡, a semi-character not found in the dictionary, so 十 substitutes as the radical.

When you split this kanji along it's , you get mirrored halfs.

A giant fell in the middle the , so now the are cutting it in half so they can move it.

Looks like a slicing down through the middle / center of some . The has already been cut in half.

With , a of glared at the divided ham sandwich, realizing it had been unfairly halved, sparking a tantrum as they demanded a whole sandwich to appease their frustration.

Chop in half, and the give you five strokes

divided by is half of ten. Half of 10 is 5, which is also the amount of strokes this kanji has!

First, you draw the angry eyes of the HAN ハン gry monster, then you draw his mouth and cut him in half!

Compound ideogram: 牛 “cow” + 八 “to divide”.

The is divided into halves.

100 sideways

When it’s 100 degrees, even the needs an to protect itself from the sunlight. {From an even bigger sun?!?!?!}

""Hiya cook"「HYAKU ヒャク」! Did you get the "peaches = もも"「MOMO もも」for the pies?" "I did, but the bushel with all and everywhere!"

/ヒャク, where 白 “white” is a homonym for hundred. Readings: Modern ヒャク and archaic ほ/ぼ/ぽ/-お both derive from Old Chinese, by different routes. Compounds using -お include 五百/いお and 八百/やお. もも is a reduplicative of ぼ, with the meaning of “hundreds.”

light bulb emits 100% of the spectrum and looks .

That over there is worth a hundred points.

Once upon a time, stumbled upon a hidden hyaku-hack, revealing a overflowing with precious hundred dollar bills.

Turn the sideways and you have a 1. Turn the under the one sideways then you get two zeroes and connect them to get 100. The helps attach the 1 to the 00.

You thought my age was 18, which was and , but I am actually older than 100 years old.

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “paek → biyaku/haku→ hyaku”, “ヒャク”, semantic “one”
hundred is the age people are 1 year older than their birthday which is 99.

Looks like the Arabic numerals for one hundred rotated 90 degrees to the right.

handful of consists of a hundred grains

One makes Day

There's a famous cat on YouTube named "Maru"「MARU まる」who is as *round* as a "*yen*"「EN エン」coin, and will climb any !

From Middle Chinese 圓/ziuᴇn, ɦˠiuᴇn/, with the original sense of "circle, roundness".

The yen sense came much later in the Meiji period, from Chinese 圓/yuán, itself from 銀圓/yínyuán, “round silver object, especially a piece of eight”. Compare Chinese 元/yuán, and Korean 원/won.

The yen became the official currency of Japan in 1871, succeeding the 両 and the 文 .

Two in an are usually worth one yen.

I opened my , there's only one yen inside

My round are エン. Probably because I bought them for one yen.

Looks like a sideways and a below it = en.

The circle in your hand is part of the compensation your friend has shipped to you in a {MARO}on . You were really {MADO} at him for accidentally {MARU}ning you at sea when he didn't turn around to check if you were still there, but now you're livid. Did he really think you'd be happy hav{EN} to count this many yen coins?? You're gonna beat him with your next time you see him.

These cost 1000000000 yen. It's too expensive to buy. Let's find new glasses.

A in your

These glasses are I wanted round ones!

We have at the top and if you turn the kanji 90 degrees you will see a which means it has four zeros in front of it!

This looks like a {まん} running towards the 10000.

The running with $10,000 he stole from the bank バン

Once, a

had 10,000 dreams, however he realized achieving just required unwavering dedication.

Via 萬: myriad of or .

According to an urban legend which is probably untrue, the resemblance of 万 to 🏃 is the origin of the guideline to walk 10,000 steps every day.

Your rows よろず of

ten thousand

mon-sters マン share a bon-d バン like no other.

The kanji looks like Naruto running, and Naruto can become 10 000 clones!

It looks like a thumbs up: Man マン, even though I got ten thousand Likes on this post, I still got the バン ban-hammer.

*10,000* "Maniacs"「 MAN マン」made *countless* songs I can to. I always listen to them when I visit the "Yoro Zoo"「YOROZU よろず」!

An itchy { } ma {マン} - Ichiman {一万} - is literally only worth ten thousand yen.

The origin of the kanji is mysterious but some consider it to be a derivative/variant of the original “scorpion” kanji whose meaning is also lost but hypothesized to have the meanings “sorcery” “myriad/ten thousand” as a very old loan word of other sino-tibetan languages. The shape however seems to evolved later as a name in the spring and autmn and warring states period.

10,000 is alot.

I TEN THOUSAND dollars
together and hid it Under the .

do you want me to repeat that? , n !

Possibly simplified from “same” , a variant of 同, written in cursive. The is the same, but the is just a squiggle.

Do you like things that are repeated ? if I don't like it. That why i said

You can tell that this is the repetition kanji because it has the same stroke in multiple areas.

It looks like letter R, r for repeat

Let's the until only sheets remain.

MAI oh MAI, I was sitting on my next to a when the wind blew all the paper out of my hands. Now I have to count the sheets to see if I have everything..

Etymology:
Depicted a being -> by someone holding an in their . Cutting a tree produces thin flat pieces of wood.

The is whipping SHEETS OF paper off the .

If you a with my machete {マイ} you get sheets of paper.

Each time the is ←文 it yields a sheet of useful flat, thin cultural 文/ブン→バイ, マイ artifacts.

You a so hard that it turns into a flat object. This miracle makes everyone say oh "Mai!!"

Sheets are produced by and poor :(

This sheet of paper is made of and written with your

There is no way you will see the so in the morning. It is o'clock after all.

Looks like a pushing away the to bring out the morning.

I always a little when I have to get up in the morning and the is still high. I CHUUk on my breakfast befor putting it ASAide and leave.

A su-n あさ rises past the in the morning, but not because it choo-ses チョウ to.

Etymology:
The just starting to rise, shining through while the is still visible in the sky in the early morning.
The are corrupted grass characters .

the fades with the as the morning rises

I have "chosen"「CHŌ チョウ」to wake up in the *morning*, when the is still out. At o'clock, I will take the "Asama"「ASA あさ」Shinkansen to *North Korea*.

" isn't enough to be considered morning."-あさ said to me last .

There are some places where both the and are out at in the morning.

I get up , at in the morning, while the is still out.

The morning moves over the land, ending night's regime. The flees as a/あさepic/epoch butterfly makes a sound: chou!/ちょう!

Until about in the , you can still see the . After that it will be too bright.

it is the of the and it's early in the morning

I wake up every in the morning which is before 'o clock

Fast-forward time by to make the rises and hides the with morning light.

The of time starting from the is known as the daytime.

During the day time and even while he chewed {チュウ} his food at noon, he rued {ひる} the day that *arson won. *arson won sounds like = + +

During the daytime the at noon.

During the daytime, If you CHEW {ちゅう} on a stick while standing on a HILL {ひる}, you can more accurately the time from to noon.

Via 晝: The , where 尺←聿, to its zenith at noon in the center 中/チュウ of the sky. The sun is the radical because midday is a time of day.

In the daytime I draw back the on my my , to let the sun in.

He ru-ined ひる lunch/mid-day meal by chew-ing チュウ with his mouth open.

Looks like the during daytime across the sky over a on the below. It is at the halfway point in the arc, which is noon.

He |ひ| uns |る| during daytime and noon outside on the under the s heat.

Use this to pick up the high enough to go from to noon

On the at noon the lies undisturbed, no for miles, unable to ever heal *hiru

we the time of to make daytime

Daytime is from through noon until sunset.

"He rued"「HIRU ひる」that he had chosen to be at the at , because his train didn't depart until *noon*. He had hardly enough time to "chew"「CHŪ チュウ」his breakfast before he left!

I CHUU/chew my food/shoku in the middle of the , at noon.

A after would be in the daytime near noon

A leaning on his shovel as he takes a break in the afternoon .

In the like to have a night

In the , it is best for to stay under before you "yawn"「YA ヤ」and to sleep.

*YAwn* {ヤ} YOU'RE {よ, よる} still not sleepy even when it's this ? I'm going to change my and call it a .

It's advisable for a to be under a after the passes, and it becomes night.

Evening: this character got completely deformed over time. It can now be read as + + written with an extra stroke that makes it look like it’s ; to go home in the evening and tuck yourself in safely.

Yeah｛ヤ}, put a on when I go night with a in my eye.

Looks like a reclined in a in front of their playing videogames inside their late into the night.

In the , it is best if a stays under their and to sleep

At night a is under his laying next to a funny .

Ninjas are paid to kill people during the night. After the has passed, they throw at a while saying {yaa!}「ヤ」. Wait, {your}「よる」ninjas are different?

i put the on the teapot at in the so it would have cold taste

Yo よ go to your room よる at night and yaw-n ヤ because you're tired.

My routine: I put a on the kettle, and then I . By the time I finish, it’s already night

A is wearing a and is standing outside in . Plus it's raining and she's covered in of water. On top of all this, it's night. A very chilly evening.

and your よる have a night in the . Ya や best friends.

Under a a to make it night.

Yah {ヤ}, you should put a on overnight, so don't get on it. You should cover your {よる} chair too.

Yah {や}, In the put the on for hot chocolate, yo {よ}!

a using their was wearing a to protect themselves from of water at night

Under the starry night, the dons his hat and watches people all .

The ←亦/ヤク→ヤ—yes, he has smelly armpits 腋—can only be seen at night in the light of the .

The is , the night has begun. Y’All {ヤ} should stay under YOur {よる}.

This will a little chilly so every , keep your on tonight!

's can do everything.

EVERY has got to ごと have , that’s my マイ opinion

Every-one loves mom

can do everything, but my マイ mom's got ごと my back.

Via 每: every ←屮（child）was born of a /ボ←モ←ム← /muʌi/ →měi→マイ
is the radical despite being phonetic because can’t be a radical.

"My"「MAI マイ」 is the kind of that will "go to"「GOTO ごと」the limits *every* day for the ones she loves.

Every have a

Every house's {at least} one side generally look like this: a and under it a

Every has a , right?

Every has a .

there are people who have more than biological

Originally Phono-semantic: semantic 屮 + phonetic 母. Probably means the bamboo hairpin that represents adulthood in women. Essentially every one goes through adulthood eventually. The top is unrelated to “person”.

Every has a .

In my{Mai} life, one shines the brightest—the guiding light and eternal support, my beloved .

Every time we go to the beach, MY マイ soaks me with the . 🔫