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Kunyomi: あ.る
Onyomi: ザイ
Stroke count: 6
Radical name: つち
Radical
exist, outskirts, suburbs, located in
Mnemonics
Only
one
person
exists on the
ground
of the outskirts.
Written by: nexx
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To exist, like a
sprout
/ザイ, in a place located in or on this
earth
. The specific meaning of outskirts/suburbs is a clipped form of .
The ex
leader
now exists in the
dirt
on the
ground
on the outskirts of town, playing his ZAIlophone
Written by: Seraseth
NOWADAYS Genies don't EXIST! If you open the
GENIE in a bottle
you'll find nothing but
SOIL
.

*Primitives: RTK*
Written by: Abnormalise
Whilst
one
person
still standing on the
ground
, they exist.
Written by: オニヴェル
As I tried to learn how to play the xylophone {ザイ}, everyone complained. I was driven to the outskirts of civilization where I existed on a little piece of
earth
, huddling under my
lean-to shelter
.
Are you{ある} sure the
sodium*
rods
are located in that patch of
dirt
. Absolutely, my xylophone{ザイ} made from them is proof they exist. *ナ = na and Na is the chemical symbol for sodium
Written by: Anonymous123
God has separated the
earth
from the sea of void
using
these
strokes
, making it exist separately. We are located in it.
The rest is known as the outskirts of reality.
Written by: こガエル
ZAI-onism {ザイ} insists that only
one
people
's nation can exist {ある} or be located in the
land
of Palestine.
Written by: マイケルミラー
Only
one
person
exists in the present げん on the
ground
of the outskirts.
Written by: クリス
The suburbs and outskirts exist and are located in the
border
land
Written by:
I
live on the
border
of the city, in the lower
east corner
, the suburbs.
Written by: Gjfj
I hoped that a genie might exist in the
bottle,
but again found only
dirt
Written by: unfocghost
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りし / ありしひ - (noun) past days, bygone days, days of yore, the olden days; {adj-no} {n} while still alive, during one's lifetime
わす / ありあわす - (す verb/intransitive) to happen to be available, to have on hand, to have in stock
/ げんざい - (noun/adverb) the present, present time, now; {n-suf} as of (after a time, date, etc.); {gramm} present tense; {Buddh} this world, this life; {vs} {vi} to actually exist, to exist right now, to exist right in front of one
/ そんざい - (noun/する verb) existence, being, presence
/ たいざい - (noun/する verb) stay, sojourn
Kunyomi: と.る
Onyomi: シュ
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: また
Radical
take, fetch, take up
Mnemonics
Ah, don't take off my
ear
again
!
Written by: Karlla
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SHU {シュ}! Get away from me! I TOld {と} you, don't take off my
ear
again
!
Written by: quickMaffs44
During battles in the past, the soldiers were tasked to collect their dead enemy's left
ear
as a proof that the enemy has really been eliminated. This kanji came from a
hand
collecting ears. It is later brought to use as taking things in general.
Written by: non0230
Take off the
ear
of your enemy and carry it in your
hand
/シュ.
SHUold
I walk
up that
ladder
to fetch your ball from the roof again? I just TORUd my pants on it!
Written by: ジェン~1984
I went on a "tour"「TORU と.る」of the botanical gardens. While I
listened
to the guide talk about its history, I tried to *take* a pretty rock from the pond, but my "shoe"「SHU シュ」got stuck in the mud and I got caught! I won't try that
again
!
とる grabbed him by the
ear
again
and took him home.
Written by: チェイスです
When I
hear
the bell, I take up my bucket and fetch water until I hear it
again
.
Written by: キラキラキリン
Looks like a hand with
thumb
and
fingers
about to take something from a
shelf
or fetch something.
Written by:
When a child is being lazy, soon comes their mother's
hand
to take / fetch / grab them by the
ear
to go do a chore.
Written by: rnavega
When I took up my dog's leash
again
, his
ears
perked up thinking I was going to take him on another walk. I said "shoo" {シュ}, we're not going out again. But then he looked so downcast, I tried to console him with a game of fetch.
When your dog has his
ears
up
again
, you need to take him to play fetch
Written by: Arvendra
I need to fetch my
earplugs
again
if you can't SHUSH シウ your kids.
A-san: how was the interview? B-san?
B-san: they said I was good, but my Japanese was mediocre...
I didn't learn kanjis that well...
A-san: alright... Use your
ear
to listen to my advice now, go there
again
and take that job!!
B-san: but I don't know kanjis!
A-san: there's this app Renshu...
Written by: Fernando0107
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える / とりかえる - (Ichidan verb (ます = stem+ます)/transitive) to exchange, to swap, to barter; to replace, to substitute
げる / とりあげる - (Ichidan verb (ます = stem+ます)/transitive) to pick up; to adopt (a proposal), to take up (a topic), to accept, to listen to; to take issue with, to make a problem of, to bring up (as a point of criticism); to report (news), to cover, to feature; to take away, to confiscate, to deprive (someone) of, to revoke, to disqualify, to cancel; to deliver (a baby); to collect (taxes)
/ しゅざい - (noun/する verb) gathering material (for an article, novel, etc.), collecting information, covering (an event, incident, etc.), reporting, interview (for a news story)
/ しゅすい - (noun/する verb) drawing water from river or lake, water intake
る / とる - (Godan verb - る (ます = stem+ります)/transitive) to take, to pick up, to grab, to catch; to pass, to hand, to give; to get, to obtain, to acquire, to win, to receive, to earn, to take (e.g. a vacation); to adopt (a method, proposal, etc.), to take (a measure, attitude, etc.), to choose; to remove, to get rid of, to take off; to take away, to steal, to rob; to eat, to have (e.g. lunch), to take (e.g. vitamins); to pick (e.g. flowers), to gather, to extract (e.g. juice), to catch (e.g. fish), to harvest (a crop); to take up (time, space), to occupy, to spare, to set aside; to secure, to reserve, to save, to put aside, to keep; to take (e.g. a joke), to interpret, to understand, to make out, to grasp; to record, to take down; to subscribe to (e.g. a newspaper), to take, to buy, to get; to order, to have delivered; to charge, to fine, to take (tax); to take (e.g. a wife), to take on (e.g. an apprentice), to adopt, to accept; to compete (in sumo, cards, etc.), to play
Kunyomi: あず.ける, あず.かる
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 13
Radical name: おおがい
Radical
deposit, custody, leave with, entrust to
Mnemonics
When I leave my hotel room, I deposit important things in a safe
beforehand
to give my
head
peace of mind.
Written by: ドみにく
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Yo {ヨ}, as you {あず} are my loyal friend I will entrust you with this
page
that contains the Swiss bank accounts where I
previously
deposited my fortune.
Written by: Anonymous123
On a Japanese ATM: To make a depositれる” you have to open your bankbook
page
beforehand
after pressing the button. Then you deposit your money in the tray.
Written by: Fillip
Before
I turn this
page
of my life, i entrust this to you
before
I head out, I will entrust and leave this and deposit this
page
containing a list of your todos with you. It contains all the household chores including cleaning the toilet and preparing my dinner, as well as ready make bento boxes for when I get hungry late at night
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
Before digitisation: To make a deposit one has to fill their info on a
page
before hand
Written by: すぎる
I
leaf
you in custody of my child, if we should pass away.
Written by: Jules.33
See : Weaving on an automated loom is a complex operation. The
shuttle
/ヨ flies rapidly back and forth over the arranged warp threads, allowing the design envisioned by the
bowed head
to emerge. The weavers entrust to their looms the execution of the pattern.
From the idea of pre-arranged threads we get the concept of custody, of leaving something in deposit.
Bowed head is the radical, because when you leave something with someone, you bow your head in thanks.
I've
complete
d the
page
about azuki/AZUKE and now I leave/entrust it to you.
Written by: レイん|レナ
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かり / あずかりしょう - (noun) claim check, baggage check, luggage check, deposit receipt
れる / あずけいれる - (Ichidan verb (ます = stem+ます)/transitive) to make a deposit
/ よきん - (noun/する verb) deposit, bank account
ける / あずける - (Ichidan verb (ます = stem+ます)/transitive) to leave (in someone's keeping), to put (in someone's care), to place (in someone's custody), to entrust (someone) with, to deposit; to put (someone) in charge of, to leave (a matter) in someone's hands, to let (someone) decide; to lean on, to put one's weight on
かり / あずかり - (noun) under custody, under supervision; undecided match, draw, tie
Kunyomi: ころも
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 6
Radical name: ころも
Radical
garment, clothes, dressing
Mnemonics
You
kick
the
lid
off a box, inside is a bunch of clothes
Written by: Seraseth
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I {イ} am putting a
lid
on this conversation about chrome {ころも} clothing. No retorts* will be allowed. No retorts =
No
+
re
+
to
+ rts.
Written by: Anonymous123
Variant of , showing a figure draped in
robes
. is not the radical, because the robes would fall to the ground without it.
The GARMENTS of a real
gentleman are a black
TOP HAT

and nonchalant silk
SCARF
.

Primitive: - GARMENT;
*on the left
CLOAK =the figure has a
long cape and a hood on the top);
**at the bottom - w.o the top hat - - SCARF;
***split in the middle - -TOP HAT and SCARF;
****when any of the above forms have
something beneath them as in "",
the third from second stroke is "unhooked".
Written by: Abnormalise
"He"「I イ」likes the Digimon "Koromon"「KOROMO ころも」so much that "he"「I イ」bought a full set of *clothes* with its picture on a
hat
,
shirt
, and
pants
.
No/I-E, this
person -looks like katakana i
's clothes are from ancient Rome/KORO/ROMO: a
fluttering robe
and a golden/KINu
top hat
.
Written by: レイん|レナ
This garment is the first T-shirt made out of three
“T”s
.
Written by: Jules.33
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え / ころもがえ - (noun/する verb) seasonal change of clothing, changing one's dress for the season; renovation, facelift, redesign, redecoration, new appearance, fresh look
/ ころも - (noun) clothes, garment; gown, robe; coating (e.g. glaze, batter, icing)
/ いふく - (noun) clothes
/ いしょくじゅう - (noun) food, clothing and shelter, necessities of life
/ いりょう - (noun) clothing
Kunyomi: まい.る
Onyomi: サン
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: む
Radical
nonplussed, three (in documents), going, coming, visiting, visit, be defeated, die, be madly in love, participate, take part in
Mnemonics
I
am now
big
enough to participate in the
hair
braiding competition, as long as I come and go with my
three
friends.
Written by: gillianfaith
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Before I participate in an activity, I go to my {まい}
big
three
{サン} reference books in
private
, so I can come prepared.
Written by: Anonymous123
MY
{まい.る}
big
three
{さん} goals in life: participate, visit new places, and fall madly in love.
Written by: マイケルミラー
Via /サン,シン:
three stars
shine
three beams
of light on three kings coming to visit and participate in an event that left none of them nonplussed.

To draw, remember my
big
three
.
I
have so
big
hair
and it is still going to grow!
Written by: ルイス
I
was
largely
, madly in love with the neighbour who wore
hair ornaments
and visited me every week.
Written by: Rokkuu
i'm
faced with such
greatness
, i am easily defeated, and must obediently go and participate with whatever the great demanded me to,
again, and again, and again
i go along with their whims
Written by: コノエ・エル
I
am baffled at how
big
you've become in
three
years. I guess I should visit more often and take part in your life before I die. Now, give me a hug before I go

*Nonplussed is an ugly word for baffled or dumbfounded or bamboozled. You get the point
Written by: Quixotic
See the
torii gate
and the
path
before you on your way to PARTICIPATE in VISITING A HOLY PLACE.
Written by: Overflow0xFFFF
I shot 3
arrows
to get the entrance
tickets
to visit those
3
places: San Diego サン, Shinjuku シン and Maine まい
Written by: Lumizilla
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/ まいりばか - (noun) {hist} visitation grave, memorial for prayers and services in a two-grave system
/ さんか - (noun/する verb) participation, joining, entry
/ さんこう - (noun/する verb) reference, consultation
る / まいる - (Godan verb - る (ます = stem+ります)/intransitive) {hum} to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed; to be madly in love; to visit (shrine, grave)
り / おまいり - (noun/する verb) visit (to a shrine, grave, etc.), worship
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: タツ
Stroke count: 12
Radical name: しんにょう,しんにゅう
Radical
accomplished, reach, arrive, attain
Mnemonics
Mission accomplished: Getting those lazy
sheep
off the
ground
and back on the
road
.
Written by: espiacent
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a
sheep
treading on
ground
arrives an end of a
road
Written by: vandebilt
He who takes the
road
of
happiness
will eventually reach/arrive at his accomplishments
Written by: GameDevFox
There's a
sheep
wizzing past you on a
scooter
. It's not an ordinary sheep...it's head is covered in
dirt
and it has two tattoos!! {tats two} {タツ}. It continues wizzing to reach his destination. When he gets there he gets off his scooter and starts singing Hammer Time "you can't touch {たち} this!"
Written by: Plum Blossom
The
sheep
accomplished its goal to reach the
road
; away from it's usual
ground
.
Written by: nexx
You reached the end of the
road
, attained
happiness
, and now you feel accomplished.
Written by: radiowav3s
The accomplished
baby lamb
/タツ *passed over* the
road
to reach the other side and attain grace.
My best FRIEND たつ The
SHEEP
*たっちゃん for friends* , have recently REACHED his biggest goal on the
ROAD
of life, and acquired huge
LAND
, to free all the enslaved
SHEEPS
. Now he is a very ACCOMPLISHED
LAND
owning
SHEEP
.
Written by: Abnormalise
NB: Based on an unconfirmed theory of this character's origins. A character composed of
"going, approaching"
and a slightly simplified form of
"big"
and
"sheep"
. The sheep may refer to The Hour of The Sheep in traditional Chinese timekeeping, when the sun begins to set. Thus, the character could be remembered as "approaching the hour of the sheep", or "approaching sunset", i.e. "the completion of the day," and thus, "completion" Also helps to explain this character as a pluralizer: "The complete set of ___."
Written by: NickKnackSnack
An accomplished
sheep
arrives at his destination after carrying tots {タツ} on his back down the
dirt
road
. However the parents might be a bit touched {たち} in the head for sending their kids off with a sheep.
The chee-ky たち
sheep
has fallen off the
road
onto the
ground
. It will be quite the achievement if you can toss タツ him back up there.
Written by: Wolfenspace
Tachi Chan {たち} accomplished the goal of having the
sheep
reach the
soil
road
Written by: Seanyくんです
You have attained a state of
happiness
at reaching your goals and are getting a tattoo タツ to celebrate. Your feet barely touch たち the ground thinking of all you have accomplished and because you are on a
scooter
Written by: Kabocha7
when
one
is tired at their
lowest
Written by: Mikatsuki_August
bury your friend the
sheep
under the
ground
near the
road
Written by: jsam
The whole kanji kind of looks like a
big snail
just trying to REACH its destination while carrying a
sheep
traversing through the tough
soil
Written by: SpazzleFox
A
snail
and a
sheep
travel until they accomplish their goal to reach the end of the
earth
.
They are inseparable friends
, so they only use
when speaking.
Accomplished {たち} are well on the dirt{タツ}
road
to
happiness
Written by:
The little
sheep
has reached the goal line first! With this victory, he has attained fame and wealth.
He
goes
around the local neighborhood in his golden carriage, wearing a crown made out of
soil
, showing off how accomplished he is.
Written by: こガエル
Sheeps
carrying
soil
on their head has reached the enemy house!
Written by: Afrina0987
For
happiness
, a
scooter
is the best way to attain it—plural scooters would be even better. A bunch of people love a good scooter.
Written by: しまうま
What are they trying to accomplish by putting a
motorbike
on a
scooter
? Will they arrive earlier?
Written by: san-77
When many many
sheeps
take the same route over the
ground
, they accomplish forming a
path
and the people going that way will always arrive at the flock of sheep.
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
the
sheep
accomplished it's mission of getting off the
ground
and reaching the
road
Written by: howdyitskevin
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/ じょうたつ - (noun/する verb) improvement (e.g. in skill, ability), advance, progress; communication of opinions of the general populace to those of high rank
/ はったつ - (noun/する verb) development, growth
/ そくたつ - (noun/する verb) express, special delivery
/ でんたつ - (noun/する verb) transmission (e.g. news, chemical signals, electricity), communication, delivery, conveyance, transfer, relay, propagation, conduction
/ ともだち - (noun) friend, companion
Kunyomi: つと.める, つと.まる
Onyomi: キン, ゴン
Stroke count: 12
Radical name: ちから
Radical
diligence, become employed, serve
Mnemonics
I am employed at a place where I use my
strength
to raise
violets
.
Written by: Karlla
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Etymology: The semantic component
plow
means hard working, diligent. The other component is called
yellow earth, clay
, which the plow might be .. plowing. The can be thought of a mix of
yellow,
and
earth,
.
Written by: ナイナイ
The
farmhand
was *employed* by the farmer. He *dilligently*
plowed
the fields so that
grass
could be planted. He was "keen"「KIN キン」to *serve* the farmer because he wanted "to marry"「TSUTOMERU つと.める」the farmer's daughter.
Anyone can become employed to serve
cabbages
in Japan. All it takes is
muscle
diligence and KINship
Written by: Samurai_Ash
KINgGONg was a very diligent worker, but his
strenght
scared so many ppl that he was kept
between
three
fences
. DUTOfull and TSUmmoned TO live in captivity he served as no more than a prop in the end.
Written by: ジェン~1984
It shows diligence when you grasp with such
power
that your fingers go
purple
Written by: スタチク
If you want to become employed, wear a
power
suit to つと the interview, don’t be a shrinking
violet
, and show that you are keen キン to serve the company’s needs.
Written by: Jules.33
He isn’t KEEN {キン} on you. He only wanTS TO MARry yoU {つとまる, つとめる} so that he’s GONna {ゴン} be employed at your father’s company.
I diligently work for a demolition company, and my main tool is the jackhammer: here is the
handle
, the
motor
and the
piston
. It can go through
3 layers
of cement: so
powerful
!
Better to think of a jackhammer than violets
since it's such a rare component. Something work related fits better imo.
Written by: エドアード
For
20
years, the
king
キン was the
mouth
of his people. He served with diligence and
strength
. Picture him wearing a suit of つと armor.
Written by: Jules.33
My job is to pick
two
insects
{} from the
grass
and make them
strong
.
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
The lesson I want to teach my kin/きん is that real
force
is planting
violets
, this way they will serve this country with diligence
Written by: Lumizilla
If my diligence is
strong
,
I will become employed at the shop where they serve
the violet
.
Written by: Seanyくんです
I need to water my planTS TOMORROW {つと.める} or my
violets
may wilt. Diligence and work are needed for maKING {キン} flowers
strong
.
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/ つとめさき - (noun) place of work
げる / つとめあげる - (Ichidan verb (ます = stem+ます)/transitive) to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
/ しゅっきん - (noun/する verb) going to work, leaving for work, attendance (at work), being at work, presence (in the office), reporting for work
/ ごんぐ - (noun) inquiring the Buddha way
める / つとめる - (Ichidan verb (ます = stem+ます)/transitive) to work (for), to be employed (at), to serve (in); to serve (as), to act (as), to fill (the position of), to play the role (of); to conduct a religious service
Kunyomi: お.びる, おび
Onyomi: タイ
Stroke count: 10
Radical name: はば
Radical
sash, belt, obi, zone, region
Mnemonics
A sash, or obi belt is a
cloth
worth
thirty
crowns
Written by: Ringotoki
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After Obiwan {おび}
was crowned
the best jedi fighter in the region around Thailand {タイ} for the
thirtieth
time, he decided to throw in the
towel
and gave up his title belt .
Written by: Anonymous123
Via : A belt
gathers
fabric
around the
waist
. A sash doesn’t have a buckle, so you have to TIE→タイ it in place. An obi is a very wide belt worn in the region of the midriff. The theme is clothing so the radical is .
to "tai"
ON
a sash around one's waist
Written by: marta.99
The region's
thirty
crowns
were placed in pedestals on top of fine
towels
Written by: Bdavid
Picture the Karate Kid wearing his sensei’s
belt around his head
, his own
obi
around his hara region, and his
cloth
gi, and he’s about to crane kick Johnny in the face zone to score a point.
Written by: Jules.33
The おび, or SASH, is used as a
BUCKLE
to hold the kimono closed and as an
APRON
for samurai to wipe the bloody sword.
Written by: Abnormalise
We carry a
banner
for the
king
of our
thirty
-person region. He wears a cool
obi
{goes around the middle of the kanji}
There's a
mountain
coming out of the
ground
that you want to climb, but your
forehead
needs a
towel
for all your sweat. You don't have a towel, so you take off your belt and tie {たい} it around your forehead.
Written by: しまうま
おび belt is a
cloth
which is so famous in Japan that you can find it in over
thirty
regions. While in タイ, the
crown
is the central symbol
Written by: おおの
My interpretation: Depicts a person that is wearing a
kimono
with an
obi
and has beautifully styled
hair
with Kanzashi hair needles.
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
Once
I put on my
gi
and tie タイ on my
obi
おび I feel like I can move
mountains
.
Written by: Jules.33
Looks like a
broom
, just the upper region being turned up and tied {タイ} with a
belt
.
Written by: ひとつはな
Pictogram: the
belt
the
clothes
under.
Written by: フバフバ
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いをびた / うれいをおびたかお - (expression) sorrowful look
/ おび - (noun) obi (kimono sash); obi (strip of paper looped around a book, CD, etc. containing information about the product); band, belt, strip; {anat} {zool} cingulum; {abbr} radio or television program broadcast in the same time slot on all or most days
/ けいたい - (noun/する verb) carrying (on one's person or in the hand); {abbr} mobile phone, cell phone
/ ねったい - (noun) tropics
/ ほうたい - (noun/する verb) bandage, dressing
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