I departed from with my

I departured my , as fast as I could. Because I counted gunshots. HATSUuuu, HATSUuuu as the bullets past me.

This tent looks like a HAT {ハツ}. While inside the I heard gunshots and departed asap with my

The owner of the and is departing with a daiHATSU {はつ}

I departed from my with my own , but forgot my HATSU {はつ}.

Don't forget your before you depart with those of yours.

Via 發: /ハツ make a departure from the point of . We must disclose that the legs start from higher up than normal and cross the centerline in order to emit a discharge used as a counter for gunshots
癶 is the radical of 發.
暴く/あばく　expose, uncover, open
断つ/たつ　　sever, cut off, separate
放つ/はなつ　emit, send out, loose
開く/ひらく　open up, unfold, open

You put on your before you depart.

A . The arrows "" the bow or are "emitted" from the bow.

*better noticable in the nonabbreviated variant*

Once you remove the from the , we will be ready for departure. We can’t leave the lantern inside of the tent; that’s a fire hazard. We’d best take it with us before the departure. Don’t you agree?

I departed as fast as my could take me as soon as the sky emitted the first signs of electric discharge: it started from far away, but the was about to strike my !

Yokai with DEPARTS after hearing GUNSHOTS

When the man in the top hat はつ with the long and crooked appears in your , you'd better depart immediately!

Footsteps are HOT {ハツ} on their trail of ; HOT {ハツ} off the press of publication.

Hannah はな are being discharged from the hospital today. Don’t depart without your and your . I don’t want to have to call you おこる back あばく.

Just as we were about to depart, I saw poking out from under a , then a loud HATSU {ハツ} came out.

people departed from the using their to walk out

ハツ's ing business has just launched. They are finally for business.

achoo! sneezed "Tatsu ni ru" before into the dusty wind

Whilst I depart from my vacation, I saw pair of uncovered by a patched up .

COnstruction {コウ} can be purchased with a COUpon {ク}.

Credit: gillianfaith for the girder suggestion

Depicts a carpenter’s rule, showing and a straight . A carpenter たくみ needs it to practice their craft when they do construction.

工 is not the source of katakana エ, which comes instead from 江, nevertheless, 工 is known as the エ radical because of its shape.

工（*koːŋ）缸 篢 贑 涳 江 肛 扛 杠 豇 茳 釭 矼 玒 虹 腔 崆 羫 控 椌 悾 跫 啌 谾 舡 缻 項 屸 功 工 疘 魟 攻 愩 碽 貢 羾 空 箜 硿 埪 鵼 倥 鞚 叿 嗊 訌 紅 仜 葒 渱 鴻 汞 澒 鞏 巩 銎 恐 蛩 筇 桏 邛
ク, コウ← /kuŋ/ ← *koːŋ

The contractor needs to practice his *craft*. Without them, *construction* would "come"「KŌ コウ」to a halt, and he couldn't "recoup"「KU ク」his losses.

This is an for construction.

コウ is part of the construction team making the .

In a construction, there is no magical craft. A simple can be built on the and it will support the .

Looks like the 'face' side of a used the carefully-planned craft of construction.

COAl {こう} was used in in the past.

I know a KU/cool guy who worked in KOU/construction.

I know a coo-l /コウ/ guy who worked in construction. In the construction industry they use these big steel s to put together buildings.

The craft beer selection at the COOP コウsupermarket is irresistible to me.

Rice as is the dote to hunger.

Whenever I a tasty meal/gohan {ハン}, it's hard to be messy {めし}.

is shared with as meal.

For tonight's meal, we'll be .

The "handsome"「HAN ハン」man a "messy"「MESHI めし」*meal* of *boiled rice* with under the outside his favorite .

Once , I am a meal under someone else's

I'm not boiled rice with my HANds {ハン} if it's prepared as onigiri, but if it's just rice in a bowl... well, that would be messy. {めし}

'Han' Solo said... If you this 'messy' meal you will be rice

+ means rice because rice is the base you eat all your other food against.

ハン solo is rice. He doesn't like the taste.

Every day in May, she めし a meal of . She hun-ted ハン them herself.

I am once under a a meal of boiled rice.

If you a MESH {めし} of boiled rice for a meal, you will be HANgry {はん}.

If you're HANgry this meal of boiled rice/MESHI your hunger.

The nicer a meal looks, the more likely one is to be about it. They’d rather sit and snap classy photos of their meal than eat it!

don’t care if you’re messy めし when you your meal/rice but please wash your hands ハン.

The rice to become stronger.

You your to make it a meal - fluffing rice after boiling it

The meal is messy to with a on your other .

It may be MESHI {messy} but meat that’s been tenderized by a again and makes for a tastier meal.

I hate boiled rice! It's the of good

Via 臺: Originally a , by extension, a platform or pedestal for speaking. Also used as a counter for machines and vehicles, basically anything that can be used as a speaking platform. 口 is the radical, because speaking is something done with the mouth.

This is a productive character with many derivatives and variants, including tower /タイ, ダイ; typhoon /タイ; desk /タイ; enjoy /イ; and begin /シ. When used as a phonological component, it is read タイ in 枱迨怠殆紿绐咍駘邰抬炱跆颱; シ in 笞始胎枲治; and イ in 冶怡眙詒诒贻貽飴饴佁. The イ series is actually not simplified from 臺, but derives instead from 㠯=以/イ plus semantic 口. Confusingly, most of these are now pronounced タイ.

台（*l̥ʰɯː, *l'ɯː, *lɯː, *lɯ）胎 台 邰 鮐 孡 苔 抬 駘 炱 菭 跆 殆 怠 迨 紿 詒 軩 咍 佁 枲 辝 鈶 笞 齝 眙 治 始 怡 貽 飴 瓵 珆
タイ← /tʰɑ̆i/ ←*l̥ʰɯː, *l'ɯː
イ← /i/ ← *lɯː, *lɯ

will ダイ standing on this pedestal using my to count machines and vehicles

たい "There are too many cars. can't count them."

At the concert, step up onto the "dais"「DAI ダイ」in front of the music *stand*. I say, ""you tenors"「UTENA うてな」sing loud and clear!" They look at me on the with hostility on their faces. They hate being *counted as machines* instead of singers!

I have my to stand on. I call it my pedestal. I would die だい for my box

Ideogram: Originally meant speak as in or to be happy, however many other etymologies converge in this character like :
臺 platform
檯 tree name, table
颱 typhoon

Japanese borrows the first in a sense meaning pedestal.

As a Phonetic Bushu: タイ、ダイ、イ、チ、シ.
This is due to the multiple etymologies.

A DAIs is a type of pedestal, or . If you place equipment that you can use on them, you can count your machines/vehicles by counting the daises.

It looks like a being placed on a

pedestal or a stand

.

is standing on a

platform

.

I like to think of this kanji as the gesture of , to represent the kitchen table and by extension, other table-like pieces of furniture, and other large practical objects.

closed my and put an offering on a THAI {タイ} pedestal.

You wrestle on a pedastle

During the I go to my and as a PEDESTAL to stand on I use a stable while spreading my in to the doorframe.

Looks like a or like a with on top.

This is your elbow and hand, portraying a person standing on the . Later used as the counter for big things that people used or ride on, like machines, vehicles, and stages as well!

On this , my goal for my report is to write the main topic at the of the . Or I will DAI {ダイ} trying.

contains the subject.

On DAY {だい}, I wrote the topic of the article at the of the .

Make sure to put your topic on the /ゼ← *djeʔ … *deː →ダイ of your thesis. Note that これ is the phonetic component and written first; おおがい is the radical and written last.
The original meaning was forehead, the “just so” part of the “head” .
額/ひたい forehead, brow

My glance down the to learn the topic of the .

I imagine this as: , and with the TOPIC for homework.

The big/DAI topic/subject of the is to the .

The other , I selected a *topic* for an article that would appear at the of the front of the newspaper, but my editor said it was no good. I was so embarrassed that I nearly "died"「DAI ダイ」!

The first recorded topic is on a .

Phono-Semantic: Phonetic and semantic originally meaning head.

The topic is usually written at the head of a any teacher will say that is what is

The topic is on the side of the .

Each , the TOPIC of a is a tally count of the farm .

Check out this｛だい｝diagram. If you use the , you can find the . That's the topic of today's lecture.

The subject of this is the topic seen at the of the .

requires a subject line.

Everything feels when the shines on all creation's , turning the to a new DAY {ダイ}, leading to a new subject

before you are going eat take minute to ask each about their allergies so you don't have to take someone the hospital and worry every

I have written the subject on .

the progressed, the teacher us to at the topics, my wasn’t prepared for all the work.

ダイ believes is a complex topic that could fill many .

The when he bent his over the was the day when he learnt the topic.

To pursue this topic, we must be on same .

The man ing in front of the adjusting his TAI is probably waiting for someone

A and waits in front of the . They pull out some mats {ま（つ）} and start doing some tai-chi {タイ}.

Wait! You must まつ and un-tie タイ your shoes before entering the .

To wait means to for some TIme {タイ}, to put on hold until another MATter {ま.つ} happens.

I wait on the of the

If you wait patiently outside a you might be able to see the . How do you know they're the leader of the temple? Easy. They wear a long . . And they do TAI-chi { タイ} outside the temple, with your {ま｝.

She had to *wait* to visit the in "Thailand"「TAI タイ」. Her plans *depended on* the dates of the upcoming "festival = まつり"「MATSU ま.つ」.

A short bring me in front of a THAI {タイ} , where the depend on how long I can wait the MOST {ま.つ}

Left side is and right side is used in a lot of related kanji. Measuring lingering is how much {TAI}me you wait. Often on a door mat {matsu}

When you to the to worship, you have to wait in line.

You can’t just into a , you have to wait to be let in.

The army is waiting for their commander to finish his business on the in front of the .

Looks like leaning on the outside of to wait for someone he depends on to come out.

TAIme to wait/matsu at the before we

Looks kind of like a mash-up 「ま」of the kanjis in and . To wait means it is time 「タイ」 to rest.

When the person in front of the , they waited a moment, admiring the site.

and wait, ←等/トウ→タイ.

Some depend on religion to believe that they will MATSU TAI - not die. They will wait outside the all day.

> is to wait

This has just shooting out of it!

"My"「MAI マイ」family has a square "deco*meter*"「KOME こめ」of land near a "bay"「BĒ ベイ」in the *USA* where they their own .

Etymology:
Originally looked like a with three on either side, which then .

If you line up grains of RICE for 0 million METRES, you’ll eventually reach the USA, whose flag is made of and

Rice plants have of .

米（*miːʔ）謎 迷 米 眯 洣 蔝 麊 冞 糜 敉 侎 麋 蘪 攗
ベイ, マイ← /mieiᵡ/ ← *miːʔ

If you a , you get rice.

I sent my SON/son to the village to take a .

You need to a lot of to build a village.

My son {ソン} and I are ecologists in a small village. We make "moolah"/money {むら} by investigating and taking of them.

When my SON revealed his MURAl he made on the town wall, the villagers started throwing at him.

The village was hacked out from the , inch by /スン→ソン.

That village is famous for .

The size of a VILLAGE is by its .

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “ソン” Semantic “wood”.

Villages are usually and crudely.

Someone’s taking of the … Why, though? These people are planning to take the trees and cut them down to make their village.

Villages are very close, , to the .

The village is surrounded by together.

People in the village need to work together to plant in the village. Use for .

Among the trees there is a small village.

My job is to pour for the .

pours in from all sides to flow into the central 中/チュウ reservoir, which is the /シュ→チュウ used to irrigate the crops.
The meaning concentrate on comes from an analogy comparing attention to water: you pour it into whatever main thing 主 you need to focus on.
The meanings notes, comment and annotate are from 註 “to explain in detail,” which is no longer used.

The ordered the construction of channels to irrigate the fields.

Looks like a field 田 missing from where the irrigation broke and so much flowed into the field, that it overflowed, and poured out. Take notes on my comment, and concentrate on this, so it never happens again.

my ? Quick, pour it while he's 'chewing' / チュウ gum

A rat CHEWed {ちゅう} the jug, so when I poured a glass of for my he got all SOGGY {そそぐ}!

to pour from

A can pour water whenever and wherever they like

Pour some for チュウ

You can imagine this as a , with of pouring out of it

In ancient times, only rich were able to irrigate to their homes.

It's a , you can even see the . You can use the water to irrigate nearby plants, careful about the pollen or you'll sneeze: aCHUU!

The to use for is to irrigate crops, or you could pour some to flow into the soil.

The lives 住 on The Nile where the over flows onto the banks each year and irrigates the fields.

Pour to {チュウ} your

The had issues chewing チュウ his gum due to a lack of saliva, so I poured some directly in his mouth.
He said "Souuu souuu そそ, just like that"

Be careful !! The is going to get hit by

should not comment so rudely about her .