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Kunyomi: いえ,
Onyomi: ,
Stroke count: 10
Radical name: うかんむり
Radical
house, home, family, professional, expert, performer
Mnemonics
Your home is on the
roof
of your
pig
sty. {In ancient China people lived above the pig sty.}
Written by: Karlla
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I live in a house with another family there lives the
king
who wears the
crown
with
one
wife and
three
kids.
Written by: サマヒラ
YEAh {いえ}, in this house we CAn {か} live under the same
roof
as our
pigs
- they are like family, ya?
Written by: BambiIcedTea
YEah {いえ}, three
piglets
each built a house, but two of them got their
roofs
blown away.
In the past, housing came with domestication of animals. Keeping
pigs
under the same
roof
as ours, that’s one way to think of a house.
Written by: non0230
The
pig
in my house has a
crown shaped
scar on it's back,
Written by: イシャー
Under this
roof
is a
pig
. Your pig, because it's your house! You keep your pig inside where it's nice and warm. He's a member of your family, so he deserves to live in your house too.
Written by: しまうま
The
roof
of my house protects my
hedgehog
Written by:
This is the last of three, brick build HOUSE, and under its
ROOF
lives happy ever after the famous FAMILY of Three Lil
PIGGIES
.
Written by: Abnormalise
This
pig
is an expert at building
roofs
!
Written by: ニムエ
A
roof
over the
boar
/カ,ケ is home for the family.
My family owns a
crown
, and
one
of the
three
golden
arrows
that my house has hidden.
Written by: DDubixDube
Apparently japanese houses are
filled
with
pigs.
Written by: Veerdb
Phono-semantic: Corrupted Phonetic
originally male pig “カ” Semantic
“roof”.

Home is usually above the
pig
pen’s
roof
Written by: フバフバ
the
sow
sleeps under the
house
roof with everyone else in the house
Written by: シヴィ・エンビ
A
roof
over the
pig
shows us that he's come inside the house.
Written by: Emmyちゅ
The
pig
knows that it is the
crown
of the farm. Thus, it gets its own house.
Written by: Winter-san
This kanji seems to show
someone
running under a
roof
, implying a vast house.
Written by: Kylanoカイラーノ
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/ いえ - (noun) house, residence, dwelling; family, household; lineage, family name
/ やちん - (noun) rent
/ かてい - (noun) home, household, family, hearth
/ けらい - (noun) retainer, retinue, servant
/ かぞく - (noun) family
Kunyomi:
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 5
Radical name: や
Radical
dart, arrow
Mnemonics
Difference between & : The
tip
丿
of an ARROW/ should be flying through the
sky
. If it flies through your husband/, you have made a big MISTAKE/!
Written by: gillianfaith
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He shot an
arrow
into the
sky
.
Written by: rtega
Depicts a
large
crossbow and its
bolt
𠂉
or dart. When the crossbow was supplanted by the bow and arrow, the meaning shifted from the weapon to the projectile. is also considered to be a pictogram of an up-arrow ↑, possibly it is a blend. Historically used to represent the sound シ.
Phonetic series (*hliʔ)
Before "she"「SHI シ」learned to shoot *arrows* through the
sky
,
she
was an expert at throwing
*darts*
at "yaks"「YA や」!
The ancient Greeks spoke of the Amazon warriors who were entirely female. One warrior made an amazing shot. She {し} shot an
arrow
through the
sky
that traveled the whole way to the Amazon in South America. やった!{や}
YA! SHI shot the
arrow
from the
heavens
z
Written by: あび007
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り / やっぱり - (adverb) as expected, sure enough, just as one thought; after all (is said and done), in the end, as one would expect, in any case; too, also, as well, likewise, (not) either; still, as before; all the same, even so, still, nonetheless
り / やはり - (adverb) as expected, sure enough, just as one thought; after all (is said and done), in the end, as one would expect, in any case; too, also, as well, likewise, (not) either; still, as before; all the same, even so, still, nonetheless
/ こうし - (noun) whistling arrow used to signal the start of battle; start (e.g. of a movement), beginning, dawn
/ りゅうし - (noun) stray arrow; flying arrow
/ やじるし - (noun) arrow (symbol); {col} (romantic) interest (for a certain person), direction (of one's attention, etc.)
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: ゾク
Stroke count: 11
Radical name: ほうへん,かたへん
Radical
tribe, family
Mnemonics
Family is a
person
who protects you from
arrows
.
Written by: ミロ367
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When you see an
arrow
flying
towards you. Run in the
direction
of your tribe.
Written by: ドみにく
It is "so cool"「ZOKU ゾク」to be in a *family*! It's a
big
group of
people
moving together in the same
direction
, like a *tribe*.
Fly the tribe’s
flag
above your
arrows
to make sure no one from your own family shoots back. The radical of is , so is also the radical for .

(*zoːɡ)
ゾク← /d͡zʱuk̚/ ← *zoːɡ
A tribe aims in the same
direction
for all their
arrows
.
Written by: アフマヂ
Tribes have
big
people
and small
people
. Families too.
Written by: Pharmacia
It is so cool *zoku* to have a
person
in your family who would take a
big
arrow
for you.
Written by: Jen GP
If you see an
arrow
heading in the
direction
of your family, put your SOCKS {ぞく} on and run!
Written by: BambiIcedTea
Your family is in the
direction
the
arrows
are flying from.
Written by: アノネツキ
Looks like one
person
protecting
another
from danger. Your family / tribe is supposed to be that first person.
Written by:
The tribe or family gives the
direction
where
one
must shoot his
arrows
.
Written by:
Family lineage is like the
path
of an
arrow
Written by: ねこぼうし
Dart
towards the
direction
of your family.
Written by: アルビン 
One "well
directed
arrow
" creates a family of
three people
.
OR
Tribes usually fight against each other and therefore can be depicted as
arrows
collected under
military banners
.
Written by: ききな
Your family/kaZOKU are the
people
holding a
roof
over your head, even when you're
big
.
Written by: レイん|レナ
A family/tribe is a
big
group of people moving in the same
direction
no matter what:
- against threats {arrows
}
- or comfort {kettle
}
Written by: kattmat
It's so cool *zoku* to have a
person
that would gather other
people
to defend you, even if it's just with
arrows
Written by: るなべれあお
The tribe gave me
directions
on how to
lie
in wait and shoot an
arrow
Written by: WhoIsRem?
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/ かぞく - (noun) family
/ みんぞく - (noun) people, race, nation, ethnic group, ethnos
/ きぞく - (noun) nobility, aristocracy, peerage
/ だいかぞく - (noun) large family; extended family
/ かぞくけいかく - (noun) family planning
Kunyomi: おや, した.しい, した.しむ
Onyomi: シン
Stroke count: 16
Radical name: みる
Radical
parent, intimacy, relative, familiarity, dealer (cards)
Mnemonics
Your parents
standing
on a
tree
watching
over you.
Written by: Karlla
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A parent will
see
their child
rise
like a
tree
Written by: Moyomoyo
Oh yeah {おや}, your parents are
standing
on a
tree
,
watching
you! Really? I can only see their SHINs {しん} ...
Written by: BambiIcedTea
Rising
like a
tree
, your parents over
see
you
Written by: tutiwakalaka
Your parents
stand
one step above you in the family
tree
. And they
watch
over you with love and care.
Written by: MuMe
My *parents* and other *relatives* had
"seen"
「SHIN シン」me climb the
tree
many times. My mom had *familiarity* with this activity since "she taught"「SHITA した」me how to do it. I would yell "oh yeah"「OYA おや」when I
stood
at the top!
Oh yeah おや, my parent has
seen シン
everything from
standing up
in that
tree
. She taugh-t した me how to climb up too.
Written by: Wolfenspace
It’s
bitter
=/シン sweet for a parent to
watch
their children grow up. Since parenting is a kind of overseeing, is the radical.
, the simplified form of ≪U+2343D≫= ⿱, depicts a hazel switch, cf. hazelnut . was male by default; a female parent was /シン. See also
Oh ya {おや}, my parents are ama-shin-g {シン}. She's tall {した} like a
tree
when she
stands up
and he
sees
everything.
After my parents had
seen {シン}
the
pot
tree
in my room, all they could say was "oh yeah..." {おや}
Written by: Anonymous123
There is a cup {
cover
,
cup
and
saucer
} on a
tree
, which you are
watching
and wondering why your parents put it there.
Written by: Balasko
The guardian
tree
that is
standing
and
observing
you to be sure of your wellbeing.
Written by: eksvie
A parent
stands
protectively over you like
trees
shade us from scorching daylight. Parents also keep an
eye
on you, and
hope
for your bright future
Written by: ニモ.ケモノ
I was
standing up
in a
tree
watching
my parents work.
Written by: ルイス
One who sees
and carries a tool for
punishment
; one who has the authority to punish, such as an elder.
Written by: NickKnackSnack
Your parents and all your 「おや」relatives
care
for you and
watch
you
grow
until you can
stand up
on your own
two feet
. Your mother, she takes 「した」 such good care of you, and she moves 「しむ)heaven and earth to keep you safe.
Written by: Jules.33
A
tree
starts as a seed and
rises
to the sky. Those who
see
you grow are often parent, relative, and the people who you're familiar with.
Written by: バリエル
Your parents, relatives. and all those familiar to you will
watch
as you
stand
and grow like a
tree
, cheering "Oh yeah! {おや} Shine on! {シン}"
Written by: [ない?]
Those
trees
are all
standing up/erect
on the mountains,
looking over
the city like how a parent
looks over
their child.
Written by: くん
Parenting is a bit like
watching
a
tree
sprout
rise
and grow.
My parents
stood
on a
tree
. I
saw
them do it
Written by: Quixotic
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/ ははおや - (noun) mother
しい / したしいともだち - (noun) close (intimate) friend
しきにもあり / したしきなかにもれいぎあり - (expression) {proverb} good fences make good neighbors, a hedge between keeps friendship green
/ しんせつ - (Adjective/-な) kind, gentle, considerate, generous, friendly, nice
/ おや - (noun) parent, parents, mother and father; {cards} {mahj} dealer, banker; founder, inventor; (pet) owner; {adj-no} {n} key, parent (organization), main; ancestor, forefather
Kunyomi: あに
Onyomi: キョウ, ケイ
Stroke count: 5
Radical name: ひとあし,にんにょう
Radical
elder brother, big brother
Mnemonics
My older brother is nothing but a giant
mouth
and
legs
. All he does is eat my food and kick me!
Written by: マイコー
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My big brother is AN {あに} awesome person, oKAY {けい}. Yes, sometimes he eats so much you wonder if he’s just a
mouth
on
legs
, but I love him even when he has bad days like TODAY {きょう}.
Written by: BambiIcedTea
Loud
big
brother
Written by: evanx
"Today = きょう"「 KYŌ キョウ」, my *older brother* "Anni"「ANI あに」was talking so loud while playing Fortnite that he could even be heard outside! "Ok"「KĒ ケイ」, he's like that all the time. It's almost like he's a big
mouth
with
legs
.
The older brother did all the talking—he was the
one
with the
mouth
/コウ→キョウ→ケイ.
is the radical since
is phonetic.
my big brother is a normal person: he has a
mouth
and
legs
Written by: weirdkeichan
Today「キョウ」, my
big brother
is watching anime「あにme」. Aaaaniimeeee「Aaaaにいmeeee」all day.
Written by: 「 ソフィア 」
My older brother only
eats
and
plays soccer
Written by: evanx
My older brother's
mouth
always bites me and his
legs
always kick me!
Written by: ルイス
Even though my nagging older brother is just a
mouth
with
legs
who just walks and eats my food, we still get along with each other.
Written by: kuroda
My elder brother was basically a
mouth
on
legs
when he was a teenager so he was packed of to / きょうと. Yup..we sent him far away to きょうと so he can never bother us again.
Written by: Samurai_Ash
The
mouth
and
legs
both are taking a train trip to Nagasaki, and they merged into big brother.
Written by: Christian551
If you mess up the あ from ANI for an お your brother turns into a ghost. i KId YOU not きょう. He will have a large
mouth
than and his
legs
will look opaque.
Written by: ジェン~1984
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/ あにき - (noun) {fam} {hon} elder brother; one's senior; older man, man older than oneself
/ きょうだい - (noun) siblings, brothers and sisters; brothers; siblings-in-law, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law; {fam} {male} mate, friend
/ じっけい - (noun) biological older brother
さん / おにいさん - (noun) {hon} older brother, elder brother; {fam} young man, buddy, fella, laddie (oft. vocative)
ちゃん / おにいちゃん - (noun) {fam} (one's) older brother; {fam} lad, sonny (oft. vocative)
Kunyomi: あね
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: おんなへん
Radical
elder sister
Mnemonics
My big sis is a
woman
old enough to go by herself to the
city market
.
Written by: rtega
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あね is my big sister.
She
is out buying fish at the
market
Written by: チェイスです
My big sister is AN {あね} elegant
woman
. SHE {し} skips down to the
market
every single day.
Written by: BambiIcedTea
My *older sister*, "Anne"「ANE あね」, is a
woman
who works hard to help my mom. "She"「SHI シ」checks under the
pot lid
to make sure dinner doesn't burn, and
hangs the laundry
to dry.
My elder sister is a
city
girl
Written by:
My older sister is a fine
woman
. She always wears a nice
hat
and uses the
broom
to sweep
Written by: Quixotic
Via :
woman
stop
𠂔
/ジ→シ.
The elder sister is always having to stop her younger siblings from getting into trouble.
As a
woman
, my elder sister loves to put
lids
on her
cloths
. I've never questioned it.
Written by: Menhit
the
woman
wiped my big sister's
kettle lid
with a
towel
Written by: weirdkeichan
The
woman
in the kitchen lifting the hot
kettle lid
with the
towel
is my older sister.
Written by: Jules.33
My big sister goes to
market
buys a lot of
clothes
typical
women
behaviour
Written by: Veerdb
Anne「あね」/「ねえ」is my big sister. She「シ」is a
woman
, so she buys
towel
s
at the
city
market
.
Written by: 「 ソフィア 」
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/ あね - (noun) older sister, elder sister
さん / あねさん - (noun) {hon} older sister, elder sister; young lady (vocative); miss; ma'am
/ しまい - (noun) sisters
/ じゅうしまい - (noun) cousin (female)
さん / おねえさん - (noun) {hon} older sister, elder sister; young lady (vocative); miss; ma'am; older girl
Kunyomi: おとうと
Onyomi: ダイ, , テイ
Stroke count: 7
Radical name: ゆみ
Radical
younger brother, faithful service to elders
Mnemonics
My little brother loves to wear
dog ears
and a
tail
and shoot tiny
rods
with his
bow
. Weird.
Written by: マイコー
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My younger brother can't keep quiet at a
funeral
. My relatives see him as an angel, while I see him as a devil with a
horns
and a
tail
.
Written by: KafukaMode
My *younger brother* is a little
demon
with
horns
,
tail
, and all, when playing Minecraft. He uses an "autototem"「OTŌTO おとうと」mod so that he'll never "die"「DAI ダイ」!
My little brother is at a
funeral
,
and even though someone die-d ダイ to-day デ, he runs around with
horns
and a
tai-l テイ
丿
.
Written by: Wolfenspace
Depicts a
spinning
top
with a pull
cord
丿
, a toy for a younger brother.
is the radical of
.
I offer my
condolences
for what a
devil
your little brother is.
Written by: 🦡
My younger brother uses
one arm
丿
to carry his
bow
and arrow composed of a
shaft
and
two tail feathers
Written by: Envisioner
If you hit your little brother and offer
no
丿
condolences
he will put on his
angry eyebrows
and yell for mom
Written by: ・サラ
My
eight
year-old younger brother is at the
funeral
.
Written by: P1ng23n4
This is Thor's little brother who disguised as a
snake
on a
stick
, what an
evil
Written by:
The younger brother is holding
one
bow
. He has a foot
丿
and two ears
Written by: サクラガイ🌸
my dad gave my younger brother an
archery bow
that looked like a
rod
when he was
eight
and since then it has still gotten
no
丿
damage
Written by: weirdkeichan
my little brother cant listen. It likes he doesnt have
ears
. One time he shot a
bow
into a
rod
with a
ribbon
丿
on it.
Written by: する
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/ おとうと - (noun) younger brother, little brother, kid brother; brother-in-law (spouse's younger brother or younger sister's husband)
/ きょうだい - (noun) siblings, brothers and sisters; brothers; siblings-in-law, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law; {fam} {male} mate, friend
り / でしいり - (noun/する verb) becoming a pupil (of), becoming an apprentice
/ してい - (noun) children, sons, children and younger brothers; young people
/ ちきょうだい - (noun) foster sibling, foster brother, foster sister
Kunyomi: いもうと
Onyomi: マイ
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: おんなへん
Radical
younger sister
Mnemonics
Your little sister isn't a
woman
yet
.
Written by: Jessica_Ilha
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No wonder MY {まい} little sister is
not yet
a
woman
, she uses too many EMOTEs {いもうと} in her messages!
Written by: BambiIcedTea
Because I am the youngest
girl
I'M OTOmatically last and I hate that! MAI siblings left me behind the
tree
for hours once, during hide and seek.😓
Written by: ジェン~1984
"My"「MAI マイ」*younger sister* can't wait to become a
woman
, but her "emotions"「IMŌTO いもうと」are still as immature as a sapling
tree
.
"My {マイ} younger sister has
not yet
become a
woman
".
Written by: げつ
"Dad, where did my younger sister come from?"
"Well, you see son, the
woman
of my life and I had a picnic under
one tree
->
and..."
Written by: Envisioner
When you are young, your younger sister is
not yet
a
woman
Written by:
Younger sister: a
woman
who is
not yet grown
.
Written by: Biev
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/ いもうと - (noun) younger sister
さん / いもうとさん - (noun) (someone else's) younger sister
/ しまい - (noun) sisters
/ じゅうしまい - (noun) cousin (female)
/ ぼうまい - (noun) one's deceased younger sister
Kunyomi: わたくし, わたし
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 7
Radical name: のぎへん
Radical
private, I, me
Mnemonics
I wanted some private time to
myself
, so I went to my favourite
two-branched tree
.
Written by: espiacent
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I have a
slide
丿
on the
tree
. It's
private
so it's just for me.
Written by: サマヒラ
This
grain
is private. It belongs to
me
/シ.(It is thought that the concept of private property first emerged when people began to plant and harvest grain.)
Under the
two-branch tree
by the "water"「WATA わた」, *I* spend time in *private* with only
myself
because "she"「SHI シ」doesn't like *me*.
I
put a
cap
on top a
tree
. It gives me a private tree.
Written by: Pharmacia
SHE {し} wanted a
two-branched tree
, so
I
gave her one!
Written by: BambiIcedTea
わたし said "
I
love climbing
trees
."
Written by: チェイスです
I have a new
fancy tree
swing
Written by: eekrotkaye owo
I have a
two-branch tree
for
myself
.
Written by: P1ng23n4
I
identify myself as a
tree
. Weird,
no?
丿
Written by: kuroda
Don't wa-tch-me わたし when
I'm
trying to privately relax by the
tree
Written by: Wolfenspace
I will eat my
grains
for
myself
in private.
Written by: Chris551
I wanted to be by
myself
for some private time alone by the
tree
, but she シ did not like that and said
no
丿
you’re staying with me.
Written by: Jules.33
i
climbed the
tree
Written by: weirdkeichan
I
destroyed a two branch tree
using my katakana
Written by: Abdoalbagy_SeiZei
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/ わたくし - (noun) I, me; {adj-no} {n} personal (affairs, etc.), private; {n} selfishness, partiality; {n} secrecy, confidentiality
/ わたし - (noun) I, me (slightly formal or feminine)
/ してつ - (noun) private railway
/ しりつ - (noun/する verb) private (establishment)
/ しゆう - (noun/する verb) private ownership
Kunyomi: おっと
Onyomi: , フウ
Stroke count: 4
Radical name: だい,だいがしら,だいかんむり
Radical
husband, man
Mnemonics
The
big
one
is her husband Otto {おっと}. He swears a lot {フ , フウ}.
Written by: Anonymous123
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When
two
people
*marry*, one who is a man is a husband.
Written by: lightmotif
Etymology: A pictogram of a
man
with a
hat or a bun
showing an important position, meaning master and finally husband.
Written by: ナイナイ
“In ancient times, a
big
man wearing a
hairpin
was someone’s husband おっと. Each and every /それぞれ married man was required to wear one as a warning to young women.”
“HOO→フ,フウ boy! You sure tell some whoppers.”
Ideogram: A
man
with a
hairpin
in his hair bun; indicates he is old enough to be a man or husband.

Look up Guan Li ceremonies.
Written by: フバフバ
Otto {おっと} von Bismarck was a
big
man. As for how to shoehorn the "husband" definition here,
one
must just FIGURE {フ} it out.
Written by: ジョリク
Oh TO reach for the sky, but only get midway. Would inFUriate any man with a
big
ego.
Written by: ジェン~1984
When woman and man marry, together they become
さい, or
ふう
ふ. A man becomes
おっと
, and a woman
じん.
If you're going to get yourself a HUSBAND, get yourself one that looks like Homer Simpson, small
Head
and
LARGE
belly.
Written by: Abnormalise
In olden days there was a saying, "The way to a man's heart is through his stomach." The idea was that a man would want to become the husband of a woman who prepared delicious food {フ,フウ} resulting in
two
wedded
people
.
Related vocabulary
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/ おっと - (noun) husband
/ ふじん - (noun) {hon} wife, Mrs, madam; {arch} wife of a nobleman (aristocrat, etc.); {arch} consort of the emperor
/ ふうふ - (noun) married couple, husband and wife, man and wife
/ ふさい - (noun) husband and wife, married couple (somewhat formal; not used for one's own family)
/ じょうふ - (Adjective/-な) hero, manly person, warrior
Kunyomi: つま
Onyomi: サイ
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: おんな
Radical
wife, spouse
Mnemonics
My wife is that
woman
wearing
combs
and
pins
in her hair.
Written by: Karlla
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My wife is a
woman
that I care about more than any
thing
Written by: フロラ
The
woman
on the
ground
using a
brush
on the carpet is my SAIborg wife
Written by: Seraseth
The traditional interpretation is a wife being grabbed by the hair, but I prefer to see two
hands
𠂇
joined
in partnership. The radical is
woman
because a spousal relationship is a social interaction.
A man's wife is a
woman
who is very important
じゅう
よう
to him.
Written by: lightmotif
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/ つま - (noun) wife; garnish (esp. one served with sashimi), trimmings; accompaniment, side (remark)
/ つまようじ - (noun) toothpick
/ ふさい - (noun) husband and wife, married couple (somewhat formal; not used for one's own family)
/ さいし - (noun) wife and children; {arch} wife
/ ぼうさい - (noun) deceased wife, late wife
Kunyomi: おも, ぬし
Onyomi: シュ,
Stroke count: 5
Radical name: てん
Radical
lord, chief, master, main thing, principal
Mnemonics
The lord wears a
hat
to make himself look like a
king
.
Written by: gillianfaith
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Once, a silly *lord* put a
"shoe"「SHU シュ」
on his head and said he looked like a
king
with a crown. The *main thing* about it was that his wife "knew she"「NUSHI ぬし」couldn't take him seriously after that!
The lord is just a
drop
away from being a
king
{by nukemarine}
Written by: guygeva2311
Depicts a lamp with a lit
flame
and a
jade
base. Borrowed for sound /t͡ɕɨoᵡ/→シュウ→シュ→ス to mean lord and master. The main thing to remember is that the chief is also the principal bookkeeper, and the one most in need of artificial light.
I knew she ぬし almo-st おも became lord. Shoo-t シュ, poor Sue ス. So close.
Written by: Wolfenspace
A LORD only has a
DROP
of the
KING'S
power.
Written by: Abnormalise
The lord is a
drop
away from becoming master, no ...
king
of the SHOES {しゅ・しゅう・す}!
Written by: BambiIcedTea
A lord only has a
drop
of the
king's
power. He also has a para-'chute' *shu*
Written by: Samurai_Ash
SHU/Should this lord become a
king
, he will wear a
crown
on his head.
Written by: レイん|レナ
The chief put a
diamond hat
on the
king
.
Written by: AidanRyota
Even a
king
with a
tick
on his head is still the lord and master of something.
Written by: バリエル
there was a
dot
imprinted by the chief on the
stone
Written by: weirdkeichan
OMOshiroii the lord stands
above
the
king
. SHUld you have king and lord mixed up.
Written by: ジェン~1984
King
おも said to the Lord めし "The Master シュ has betrayed us!"
Written by: チェイスです
The
king
with
kryptonite
is the master of Superman {ス}’s shoe {シュウ}. The master also has some nude {ぬ} sheep {し} running around.
Written by: GwynneBleidd
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/ おも - (Adjective/-な) chief, main, principal, important; {abbr} main secondary or supporting role (in kyogen)
/ やぬし - (noun) landlord, landlady; house owner, home owner, head of the household
/ しゅふ - (noun) housewife, mistress (of the house), homemaker
/ るす - (noun) absence, being away from home; house-sitting, house-sitter; being left unattended to (of one's studies, etc.), neglecting
/ ごしゅじん - (noun) {hon} your husband, her husband
Kunyomi: す.まう, す.む
Onyomi: ジュウ
Stroke count: 7
Radical name: にんべん
Radical
dwell, reside, live, inhabit
Mnemonics
There is a
guard
where the
chief
resides.
Written by: Leti
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A
lord
and a
leader
are super rich so they dwell in fancy manor, filled with JEWels (ジュウ} with their servant Sue {す}
Written by: Plum Blossom
A
person
brings juice {ジュウ•す} to where the
master
resides.
Written by: quickMaffs44
With a
lord
always lives a
servant
Written by: Baharley
Where a
person
dwells is the one place they are
lord
/シュウ→ジュウ and master.
Etymology:
A person
+
a lit lamp
, the literal meaning of
. The lamp is stationary, so the person next to it isn’t moving either. Cf.

a person staying in place > dwell, reside, inhabit, live
Our
lord
's spirit dwells within you, a
person
of true faith.
Written by: アムン
The
lord
*resided* in the *dwell*ing with his
wife
, Sue. They have *lived* there since "June"「JŪ ジュウ」when "Sue moved"「SUMU す.む」in.
I
will dwell in the house of the
Lord
forever. PSALMS 23:6 which is a verse in the Jewish {ジュウ} scriptures
A
man
stands in front of where the
lord
resides. He must guard the place with his life.
Written by: Edelmeister
Mr T
our
lord
who lives in heaven with his *jewels*
Written by: Samurai_Ash
The building where the
person
resides is owned by a land
lord
.
Written by: こガエル
I
live next to the
chief's
mansion.
Written by: P1ng23n5
The land of a
lord
is inhabited by
people
who live to serve him.
Written by: ききな
Where a
person's
main things
are kept safe - they live there
Written by: ニモ.ケモノ
Looks like a house, with a
roof
a
back wall
a
ceiling
a
floor
and a cross hatch
window
while the right side is open to represent the external sliding doors of traditional Japanese homes. People dwell / reside / live in homes, which are buildings they inhabit.
Written by:
When
I
become the
master
, I can live where I want. Mind you, that time is due ジュウ soon す.ん/す.む.
Written by: アイガディアス
the
landlord
usually annoys the
people
residing in the house
Written by: weirdkeichan
Regular
people
and
lords
alike need a place to reside in.
Written by: Rokkuu
The
lord/king
JUU/CHUUses which of his
servants
get to inhabit/live/sumu in his house with him.
Written by: レイん|レナ
A
person
is living when he is with the
Lord
.
Written by: サクラガイ🌸
A
person
mainly
spends time in the place they live in
Written by: Tinytimtam
Related vocabulary
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まい / すまいて - (noun) resident, tenant
け / すみわけ - (noun) {biol} habitat isolation; compartmentalization, segregation, isolation
/ じゅうしょ - (noun) address, residence, domicile
む / すむ - (Godan verb - む/intransitive) to live (of humans), to reside, to inhabit, to dwell, to abide
まい / すまい - (noun/する verb) dwelling, house, residence, address; {n-suf} {n} living, life
Kunyomi: いと
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 6
Radical name: いと
Radical
thread
Mnemonics
You will use thread to
braid
something
small
Written by: Ayumi07
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Via : Depicts a silk
thread
doubled over itself, with the loose ends at the bottom. English “silk” is cognate with Mandarin sī, from Old Chinese /*slɯ/→シ.
"She"「SHI シ」tied a *thread* to hold the
small
"burrito"「ITO いと」
closed until she could eat it.
The thread
work is all that SHE シ cares about. Just like I TOLD いと you.🧵
Stitching a
zig zag
line with a
straight
thread, its a lot of
exhausting work
.
Written by: Gjfj
many
small
threads make up a sheet/SHIITO
Written by: レイん|レナ
*I TO*ught *I TO*ld you to
braid
the
small
*SHI*lk thread!
Written by: Azadeh
This is a
small
roll
of thread.
Written by: AidanRyota
Related vocabulary
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/ いと - (noun) thread, yarn, string
/ けいと - (noun) knitting wool, woolen yarn, woollen yarn
/ けんし - (noun) silk thread, silk yarn; {agric} corn silk
/ けんし - (noun) silk thread, silk yarn; {agric} corn silk
/ いとぐち - (noun) beginning, start, first step; clue, lead, hint; thread end
Kunyomi: うじ
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 4
Radical name: うじ
Radical
family name, surname, clan
Mnemonics
She {シ} and Eugene {うじ} both have the family name of Remo.
Re
mo
.
Written by: Anonymous123
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This is a simplified view of the
family tree
for the clan, showing how the family name is passed down from one generation to the next. It unfortunately seems to include some
inbreeding
. 🤫 →シ

(*ɡjeʔ)
シ← /ʑie̯ᵡ/ ← *ɡjeʔ
This kanji reminds me of those
black binder clips/paper clips
which bind papers together. Family can be bound together by family name or clan.
Written by: Jules.33
When she し became a member of the clan, we had a
ceremony
and she took on the family name Eugene うじ. Now she fits in the
box
with the rest of us.
Written by: Jules.33
this
ladle
with a
curved handle
is used for pouring water over my hands and mouth when I visit the shrine of my clan
Written by: ドみにく
E.T. Was always trying to get back to his family. I wonder what his family name or clan name was.
E
T
Written by: Jules.33
Related vocabulary
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/ うじ - (noun) family name, lineage, birth; clan
/ うじこ - (noun) {Shinto} shrine parishioner
/ しめい - (noun) (full) name, identity
/ りょうし - (noun) both persons
/ どうし - (noun) the said person, he, she; same surname
Kunyomi: かみ
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 10
Radical name: いとへん
Radical
paper
Mnemonics
A
family
of
threads
makes paper.
Written by: Hmmmlo
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This paper is made from
thread
and has our
family name
across the top.
Written by: rtega
A
family
of
threads
can form anything, from a CAMIsole {かみ} to a SHEEt {し} of paper.
Written by: BambiIcedTea
Looks like a
tall tree
cut down and made into
sheets
of paper.
Written by:
A KAMI-hameha's {かみ}
blast
can blow away strong
warriors
like they're made out of paper.
Like a
thread
the
family name
connects family members. You can track them all down on paper.
Written by: Ladademe
"Sheets"「SHI シ」of *paper* are the civilizing
threads
between the gods "gods=かみ"「KAMI かみ」and humans. They allow
clans
to record their history.
Paper, deriving from fibrous plants, belongs to the
thread
family
.
Written by: Emmyちゅ
The
family name
is written on PAPER as thin as
thread
Written by: サクラガイ🌸
Reminds me of one of those black paper clips/binder
clips
.
She シ no longer needed to bind her paper together using
thread
once she had paper clips.
Written by: Jules.33
Phono-semantic: Phonetic
“シ” Semantic
“silk”.

Paper was commonly associated with
silk
since it is smooth, part if the smooth
family
of objects
Written by: フバフバ
The parent
thread
called out to the thread children, "Come {かみ} here and give me a
family
hug!" And they hugged so tight, they became a sheet {シ} of paper.
Written by: quickMaffs44
Spiderman
is very careful not to leave any piece of paper lying around with his
family name
on it because he doesn't want to reveal his identity
Written by: Samurai_Ash
has always used this kind of
Thread
. It's made by the かみ
family
. Let me write that on Paper for you.
Written by: チェイスです
Paper is made of
fibre
that has been pressed into flat「シ」SHEETS. Our clan has made paper for generations. Look, our
family name
is stamped on these ones!
Written by: RemiJP
Paper is made from
thread
harvested with a
fancy axe
>
Written by: Quixotic
Related vocabulary
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/ かみ - (noun) paper
/ かみくず - (noun) wastepaper, scrap of paper, paper scraps
/ しへい - (noun) paper money, note, bill
/ ひょうし - (noun/intransitive) cover (of a book, magazine, etc.), binding; {vs} {vi} {sl} to appear on the cover of a magazine
/ てがみ - (noun) letter, note
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