The of the is teleporting to a different era, so you have to find a substitute for her. The problem is you have to prepare everything: DYE her hair {だい}, take her CAR {か} to the CAR WASH {かわ}, and finally prepare her speech on how to become a SHE-RO {しろ}. You should charge a high rate for this kind of job, really.

celebrate many that come from previous eras.

In the modern era, a hunting birds won’t use a /ヨク← /i̯ək̚/ ← *lɯɡ … *l'ɯːɡs → /dʱɑ̆iᴴ/ →ダイ→タイ substituting a disposable dart or gun shell for a reusable arrow on a string. There’s a disposal fee, though.
（This is a remarkable example of etymological divergence. Who would have guessed that ヨク and タイ share a common root?）

YOu KAERU about history and DAInasties? no worries, know everything about that era to a

1 was Substituted for another in the

The who was to preside over the "died"「DAI ダイ」when he crashed his "Kawasaki"「KAWA かわ」. No *substitute* could be found to *replace* him, because everyone else wanted to *charge* too high a *fee*.

The of the DIEd {だい}, so we need to substitute a replacement that charges a low fee.

Phono -semantic: phonetic “ダイ” semantic “person”. The phonetic component carries the meaning “change”.

To replace a they must through generations. In other words generations substitute each other.

When a dies ダイ, a is performed. Younger GENERATIONS REPLACE older ceremonies with newer ones that fit their ERA.

It was a golden age when was the queen of the , period.

For price-conscious attending , synthetic DIAMONDS ダイ are a viable substitute.

with changing shifts

the of the gets chosen every decade

Capital is converted into small .

Change or you will die

The needed to replace his

shot the substitute teacher with an . And then he DAI-ed

The clock as the was being filled with of different ages

Tie- dye/たい、だい is used to change clothes into items from another era. よ！Cowabunga/ かわる、かえる, dude!

Looks like the being slid up to substitute / replace the which would then change / convert the shape.

YO, the doing the at the white/SHIROi river/KAWA has died of old age and can't come/KAERU, we gotta replace them and make some big/DAI/TAI changes.

In bygone eras a knowing/SHIRU the right magic could make big/DAI changes.
They could replace lost items, convert matter and change even the flow of a river/KAWA.

An Aussie who's getting replaced by a kangaroo「か.わる」 in a . She's saying "well shi* 「しろ」, that's just the modern day 「ダイ」, yo 「よ」"

and DAId and had to be replaced by

In this whole era was one period where a was thrown a where they had to change their clothes many times when they came of age.

In this kanji are depicted a and a ダイ. There was a period of time when the European noble knights wielded the sword. Great swords ダイ were wielded by expertly trained mercenaries. It was hard work and they charged a fee, so their generation eventually DAId out ダイ. The age of swords is now over. Everything changed and swords were substituted with guns.

Giving a the is a euphemism for replacing him. In the same way, one generation replaces another, and a fee replaces services rendered.

the shrouded figure of death showed up, not holding a sickle like you would expect, but instead holding a . It was such a funny sight that I laughing.

is a pictogram of a falling from the , depicting bad luck. is a man sitting on the floor sideway. In the old days, they thought when a meteor falls from the sky, a man dies.

When you die, you're buried under the in the with your prized belongings - a

"She knew"「SHINU し.ぬ」she was near *death*. It was already , and was still buried . Would someone save her before she would *die*? I hope so!

There are many ways to die. Choking on a is a way though...

In 死, the left particle depics , and the right component depics a , together, they mean death

Death: + . The "old person” part is often labeled as "spoon", but it was originally a pictogram of an old man with his back hunched, using a cane to walk. The character was drawn horizontally as opposed to vertically.

dead of a

He died after being killed by someone using in the .

, what did I SEE {し} but death with a ! I nearly died of laughter.

In Japanese society, when someone DIES they cremate the body and pick out the remaining with special chopsticks. In this case, they're out of chopsticks so they decide to use *gasp!* a instead.

of mourning the death of

Looks like holding up the bottom of a , as often happens at funeral processions, in which people mourn the death of loved ones who die.

That one evening ,

death

came carrying a scythe, not a .

of poison on one would cause death .

The cat now has lives after dying not but twice this

Ideogram: “carcass” + which is 人 “person”.

A means they have died.

The sad, sad death of the Druids only one thing could kill them and only of poison was needed. Only one servived and in the nick of time too. That she was hunting. When she comes back. The smell of rotten flesh is there forever more.

One of medicine, and you die.

In , the man called {shinu} died by chocking with a in his mouth.

person ate some * n and died because SHE/SHI/し was very sensitive to spicy foods.

*pronounced tah-heen.

while holding a or {shi}nai

Death happens quietly "シ" when the new "ぬ" in the

I saw a Honorable nr 7 {for me it resembles } Hanako-kun, having a . Hanako-kun is a ghost, because he died.

On the of July, she {シ} almost choked on her and died. It was the most traumatic event that she knew {しぬ} in her life.

A giraffe eating 䒑 cannot see neck by its own .

A pillow "cube"「KUBI くび」will "shoo"「SHU シュ」away *neck* pain. You will feel as refreshed as newly grown , wanting to write *count*less *songs and poems*.

Via 𩠐: flowing down to the neck as a marker of health and vitality was expected on the 頭 of a leader.

首（*hljuʔ, *hljus）道 導 首
シュ← /ɕi̯ə̯uᵡ/, /ɕi̯ə̯uᴴ/ ← *hljuʔ, *hljus

the self has grass on its neck

"SUre {シュ}, COUld BE {くび}" I said to while standing on the scratching my neck.

Would you like to go at a with a long who likes to sing songs and recite poems? It could be くび fun. We should シュ go.

Mnemonic to remember the difference between neck and page , which appears in several other N3 characters like and

The flip direction, and also move to the opposite side of For neck 首, the ticks go at the top. This is because the neck holds up the head, which is the highest point of your body.

I hurt my neck 首 because I tilted it too far. I was trying to sneak a look at my neighbour's page 頁 of notes.

You can see how the head is on your , body. What's that on top of the self, between I it was and the ? It's your .

The demon's and are above their neck

KUBI it's a type of moose goose with a
angular

NECK

from his shaped Head.

To a , it's as if a binds him to his .

To "catch"「KETSU ケツ」the most , you "must"「MUSU むす」use to *tie* a knot on a charm. This will *bind* luck to you like a *contract*.

When they got married, they literally tied the knot, with a piece of , for .

To tie the knot: + . Employed literally as in "to join two threads" or figuratively as in "to bind people together", especially in marriage or when signing a contract.

As if binded by , a sticks to his . And to look hella fresh like the kool kats too {ケツ}, he ties up his hair and puts on mousse {むす}.

When he joined the rank of the , he was given a that acted as a tie so he could do his hair up. This made his break into a broad smile.

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “ケツ/ケチ” Semantic “thread”

Some cultures have you tie a for

You ゆ must むす fasten the with in case けつ he would reveal our secret.

Binding gives

The he wanted to use special edible to tie/bind the spam MUSUBI that was to be served at his wedding 結婚

Ever since 9/11 a mental of mine ties to .

Some tie their captives together with and bandage their .

the captured had his hands bound with and his stuffed

The tied the using his

The of binds you with < ketsup>.

KETSU you ass of the chair and use your MUSUcles to join me to fasten this wood on the car with this . I'm bind by contract to deliver on time, so .

1. You use your to bind the of the When you start tying ketsup ケツ keeps poring out

You use a for by binding two fingers together. You tie them nice and tight.

Red tie two people in a wedding.

A takes a new on her marriage . Then she falls asleep and is, at least until morning, dead to the world 昏々/コンコン. Reading from “dusk” 昏/コン.

One "con"「KON コン」of *marriage* is that the has to spend getting her changed on all of her identifications and accounts!

Marriage: + . The dusk part was originally included for phonetics, but it adds to the meaning since it contains 氏, “family". If it’s easier, you can think of it as the bride 女 joining the groom’s family 氏 on a bright sunny day 日.

A 's marriage takes place in the ... for some spooky reason.

gets married on dark

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “コン” Semantic “woman”. Originally meant the woman’s family.

Usually a marriage is consummated with a at the

turn after marriage.

took through CON marriage

After the ceremony, the marriage is KONsumed when the sets in and the is bound to carry on the .

With the marriage the often changes her and the goes down forever.

The added style to the

ceremony

.

The radical and the radical; could imply "the correct/predetermined way to do something", i.e. a ritual

In a Canadian-style fishing ceremony, you use to fling a up out of the water, ?

There’s a specific method for using like a /ヨク← /i̯ək̚/ ← *lɯg … *hljɯɡ → /ɕi̯ək̚/ →シキ, and you need to learn the system, in which form follows function, before you style your own rite. Save your expression for the ceremony.
（Alternate reading ショク is only used in compounds.）
則る/のっとる conform, comply
法/のり law, rule, model

The Oscars award is usually a very chic {しき} ceremony . Method actresses take the stage wearing stylish gowns with sequins.

You to support in order to keep the ceremony from get of rain on it.

When was completed, there was a ribbon cutting for the grand opening.

As one might be confused between 式、代、弋、戈、etc, just remember that have to be present at the ceremony.

At the faith healing ceremony, the gestures at someone over the and they fall to the ground SHAKING シキ. But they were actually pointing at someone else; "NOT YOU!" のっと.る

Could you me something chic シキ for this

ceremony

? Any style will do.

No, Shiki, your of the

ceremony

had no style at all.

's style during the sending ceremony was the result of a well ed choreography.

The

ceremony

is to be performed after the

An object or with candles and around it belongs to a ceremony

During ancient CEREMONIES, each Indian tribe their in a certain STYLE.

In a Canadian-style fishing ceremony, you use to fling the out of the water, ? After that, everyone goes SHIKI-ing {シキ} down the mountain. /credits to: lightmotif

The vivid style in which she describes the in her latest novel makes me wonder if she's a carpenter herself, but SHE KEEPS シキ denying it.

She Keeps saying *シキ*... The ceremony is that American Indians their arrows in a ritual style.

The , who is the , wants to sue Beth {すべ} for her entire fortune. But after turning to Zen {ゼン} Buddhism, the king felt complete and decided that all that money didn't matter {まった}.

The refers to himself in the plural as "we" because in his as head of state he represents his entire people.

The fat hogs the WHOLE space under the .

A who is of ZEN ゼン is Buddha. He spent his whole life trying to complete his understanding of all life

A is a that represents an entire nation.

Originally written with , Ideogram: A complete can perfectly.

Alternatively: The is a who rules over all.

All people have to bend down to a tea house, even the .

Look at all those on the . It’s very zen {ゼン} to see All those hat wearing kings!

This is the and controls the whole country

If you’re the , then ぜん you rule all of the in the entire/whole kingdom.

The is not whole without his

The refers to himself as "we" because his represents his whole entire State and all the people. It's his duty to complete and fulfill State affairs in a zen *ゼン* manner no matter *まった* what.

The who is owns everything in this land.

Everything the touches, is our

The demanded that every in his presence bow to him.

When you are in the driver's seat and take a look to your right, you'll see the whole and behind it the who you are driving with.
But now better go back to fullfill all safety-requirements and look at the road again.

A good deserves ALL the gold.

She {シ} was trying to put together a bed that she bought from Ikea, but she got the sequence of steps wrong, and so her attempt . It was cold and she wished she could crawl into a snug, cozy bed. Instead she and said, "Gee {ジ}, what should I do next?

Is of next with global warming?

Next is Number →/ニ→ジ. Number Two will fill the left by Number One, the previous member of the sequence when it is processed in order.
The radical cannot be冫 or 二, because this construction implies a whole theoretical class of characters, including first ⿰一欠, second ⿰二欠, third ⿰三欠, etc. Therefore the radical must be 欠. Compare 馮.

次（*sn̥ʰis）咨 資 姿 粢 諮 恣 澬 趑 蠀 次 佽 絘 薋 瓷 茨 餈 垐 楶
シ← /t͡sʰiᴴ/ ← *sn̥ʰis

The next thing SHE {ㇱ} found on the was a . It was , that wasn't TOO GOOd {つ.ぐ}.

Global warming sequence is glaciers melting because we proper care. Next in order?

Possibly Phono-semantic Ideogram: Phonetic “シ” “two/ニ” Semantic “man kneeling/inferior”. Either the ニ indicates two men conversing or it indicates saliva expelled to indicate a conversation.

When counting down, the is the next number in order of sequence.

First we , now what's next

You already had an , but the next time you check, you it?

...That's because it melted. That's just the natural sequence of physical reactions.

Gee ジ, I'm to treat my next patient...

You’re next in line to get your hair cut. You can go sit in the , and she シ will it. After that she’ll dye しだい it.

That on top of that probably means she シ is making a sequence of exercises. Maybe she's having tsushi next!

> 勹 a in a coat and the next time it , he will be dry.

now that we're at the , next, order have to make the pirate walk the plank in sequence in single file to then sink through

I'm finally next in line to order an at the ice-cream parlour. I'm at a serious of ice already so I direly want one and was willing to wait in line for like 15 minutes.

Resembles the English word "VIA," meaning by way of!

Originally, 以 was a pictograph of a carrying a /イ. It was used for someone, such as an administrator, who takes up a burden because they have a duty, a duty that they fulfill by means of carrying the burden.
Currently, 以 is mostly used for comparison, essentially a simplified form of , an unburdened person compared with one carrying a burden, but retaining the pronunciation イ（似 has shifted to ジ）—in fact, the hiragana character い is derived from 以.
An expression prefixed with 以 means “from this reference point, and more.” The reference point can be understood as “now,” “here,” “this,” or（in view of）“the aforementioned.”

以（*lɯʔ）似 姒 耜 佀 以 苡 苢
イ← /iᵡ/ ← *lɯʔ

A is compared with an by a .

On vacation, I got even with a *by means of* a at their back *because* they were extremely rude to me. They screamed, "Eee!"「I イ」, and ran back to the "motel"「MOTTE もっ.て」.

I used my to hit the and hit the right in their face because I was really mad at him.

In view of someone a at a because they felt like it.

Looks like someone someone in the . "III ＊イ＊ that hurt! why did you do that?" "because i felt like it"

A earns his living by means of the plow. I imagine a man dragging a bronze-age behind him as he plows the field himself, too poor to afford an ox.

A is trying to me because of a . Compared with Bruce LEE {い}, it is more of a butterfly than a bee!

The ran, BECAUSE I was carrying a ⛏️🩸

The hit the by means of a .
The ball looks like a tick since you have to picture the ball moving after bouncing on the man, thus it is deformed

I a at this 's back because they were extremely rude to me.

An inanimate is transported by means of a carrier.

The drops a of saliva onto this from above. The person is in a much worse place compared with where they were before, since they only just recently fell into this pit. Eeeek!!! {い}

Dopey 「イ」dropped his and and because he couldn’t take his work being compared to any of the other dwarves any more today「もって」,

Pictogram: A holding with his . Compared to other kanji of people holding things its rather puny because he can only hold it by means of his hands

As a phonetic component: ジ：似

s succeeded I/in history by means of/because they owned/MOTsu .