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.

The is over in that part of town. It houses all their clubs and departments

Hey へ, this section of the crowd is and . I be-t べ they're pretty upset.

The SECTIONS of the city are divided by . The BUREAUS, OFFICES and DEPARTMENTS are marked with big statues of corresponding Standing on .

At a meeting of the whole , each bureau must and their opinion.

During the economic "boom"「BU ブ」, "Ben"「BE べ」worked in a *section* of the information *bureau* where he and all day after they were *copied*. These days there isn't money for jobs like that.

/トウ← /tʰə̯uᴴ/ ← *pʰɯʔ → *bɯʔ … *boːʔ → /bʱuoᵡ/, /bʱə̯uᵡ/ →ブ, ホ sections of the ← newspaper.
ホウ from ホ by vowel lengthening for emphasis.

Phonetic and semantic . A capital might section-off part of a city to build a governmental department complex.

The clowns in the Bureau of Comedy were BOOED ブ out of the after failing the performance review.

Phono-semantic: Phonetic 咅 “ブ” Semantic “village”.

A has sections and bureaus that prevent people from reaching their limit and up to out.

If you are confused about right and left see: vs the origin of both.

The is in the lower section of the bureau so our employees don't have to take stairs to get there.

This is the department that copies what comes out of people's when they around and puts it into magazines.

Don't on the BUreau and . a classy gentlemen for once!

Such words should come out of your so that all the people of the present in the room will .

near the is part of bureau

Each section of this bureau are separated by , if you're confused where to go, just ask someone nearby before

Do you run a

bureau

while ?

Hey , look at that and the ; we are clearly inside a part or a section of the . A room maybe.

a where i have rights to and can say something with , that is my department, section,class

In order to be even considered for the Federal Bureau of Investigation or FI you have to be a person and be able to keep your closed.

Readings:

ブ/bu: B = and U =
べ/be: B = and E = + and turn your head.

being a bureaucrat means blabbering your while up like a diva in a made by stupid rich people

*on* your in the where they do things *right*, and they'll cart you off to the police department—there's no room for that kind of nonsense in those parts. {Don't get it mixed up with how they do things in the small village *on the left* 陪—they don't do things *right* there.}

A through a person's would certainly be the end of someone.

Cross my heart and hope to die, I will never betray you. That’s for certain. Although, invariably everyone dies anyway. That’s inevitable.

Etymology unclear. According to Sears, 必 is a blend of and , because invariably the spooled arrow will separate from its string. Others say it depicts a weapon of some kind and was borrowed for sound.


Note that the stroke order has changed. What was the third stroke of 心 or 弋 is now the first stroke of 必, and what was the first stroke of 心 or 八 is now the second to last. Japanese continues to use this traditional stroke order, but all varieties of written Chinese have reformed the stroke order in one way or another.

必（*pliɡ）泌 秘 毖 閟 柲 鉍 邲 覕 咇 苾 馝 飶 鴓 鮅 必 珌 佖 駜 怭 妼 宓 樒 密 蔤 滵 蜜 謐 榓 淧 瑟 璱 飋 虙
ヒツ← /pi̯ĕt̚/ ← *pliɡ

The CANARY {かなら} in the coal mine's takes its HITS {ヒツ} and inevitably to the air quality of its surroundings.

A through the means certain death. Also, katakana is a type of {KANAra} {かなら}

Invariably there will come a time when the stops beating, and metabolism HEATS {ヒツ} the body.

is an inevitable part of life.

You swear you'll be in love forever, but invariably there comes a time when your is

Certainly, The missed the .

A razor/RAZU-sharp /KANArasu that HITSU/hits you through the is certain death.

Something inevitable does depend on what your feels.

For the catholics : this kanji makes me think about the Immaculate of the Virgin Mary, which is sometimes represented with a . According to the prophecy, the death of his son was certain and inevitable.

When the katana through your death is inevitable.

It's certain かならず's is into insanity...

through means certain death.

This kanji looks like a being sliced by a , death like that is definitely inevitable.

The role of a is to invariably deliver blood to the , otherwise it's a ヒツ certain death

one can have a through their and live to see another day, thats for certain. You know what, scratch that, t even another dozen minutes!

If there's a on his , he is certainly dead.

If you break someone's , it will certainly be heartbreak.

I am pretty certain that he this to half. {He sh}ould {ヒツ} have not done not done that to me.

The carrying the is in need of help.

Don't "be rude"「IRU いる」to "your"「YŌ ヨウ」wife... she's a who *needs* help carrying that big .

The has a need to go .

Do you need someone to help you carry that , ? Using your waist as a pivot seems uncomfortable, but the main point is that over the long run it could lead to permanent deformities.
The radical is because 女 would imply the character was about women or social grouping.

Yo {ヨウ}, all I need is .

has all the I need.

Pictogram: A man/woman pointing to the waist which is the original meaning that became 腰 , a huge eye overlooking them. As the center of the body it is the most “essential/needed” with two legs beneath. Because women have a more prominent hip the “woman” variant became dominant.

Later the hands and eye merged into the distinct from the .

In the were needed because nobody knew how to cook or clean

In bad weather, a needs to keep .

You need a who is from the .

The need 'ere い.る, too.

My said "I want to go to I need holidays!"

In the , you ヨウ need a good supporting you. She’s the key い to a happy life on the ranch. You can not make かなめ it without her.

need to protect them

That is being squashed by that huge of Sake, she NEEDS help!

The is in dire need of more . They are the key to restoring the plummeting birth-rates.

have a need to be young 24/7

The main point is, that is carrying the on her head. It is so much easier.

A busy running around with a , pouring drinks for customers. She's needed everywhere, as drinks are the main point / essence of that place.

A bring a heavy on top of her head and she needs help

That really needed a drink. She drunk the whole . Bottoms up!

The key to a good relationship is recognizing each others needs. Recently, we went to for a holiday because my needed some rest. Anyway {rhetorical pivot}, my main point is that looking out for each other is essential.

Carrying in your luggage is 'll get you jail, like a NIgthmare.

Nii-san {に}, is this weird smelling in your luggage desu ka {カ}?

The first luggage was carried by merchants bearing a load of and spices to market. When they arrived, everyone naturally wanted to know /カ exactly they had brought.

? You cross the with all that baggage full of ! You ne-ed に to take all the grass out first.

Looks like a some with a small on the side, and a on top, used to carry the load. It is a kind of cargo likely best shipped freight.

While going through the airport security:
's this in your baggage? Is this illegal herb?!
NI.ET! に It's only ! You ca.n カ check!

is all that doing on top of the baggage.

's buried underground, or under the ? It's your

Why is a sticking out in ? I need a reason.

Depicts a burning candle, representing a reason to hope, or a lamp consisting of a filled with oil to a certain and a . The light cast by the candle or lamp is due to よる combustion.
Sometimes used to mean container or helmet: see 冑/兜.
Both ユ and ゆ are derived from 由.
Would be own radical, but due to radical simplification is found under 田. Members of the phonetic series are generally pronounced ユ or ユウ, but some characters are now pronounced ジャク or テキ via *lɯw … *l'ɯːwɢ → /dʱiek̚/ →ヂャク→テキ.

由（*lɯw）袖 岫 牰 抽 妯 紬 怞 鮋 菗 宙 胄 冑 伷 駎 油 由 蚰 秞 邮 釉 柚 鼬 苖 笛 迪 頔 軸 舳
ユウ← /i̯ə̯u/ ← *lɯw

"You {ユ/ユウ} give me reason why you're {よ.る} playing Mario Brothers instead of working in the " "Well, I just love Yoshi {よし}"

This is a pictogram derived from an with inside. It is later used to mean at the beginning or reasons.

A-san: There is person standing in my . Hey you {ユウ}, for what reason are you there?!
B-san: Yes {よし}, I just finished planting all the rice seeds you had left.
A-san: Oh, thank you!

is reason we have rice, wherefore we tend to our field

There is a reason this has a in it.

sticks out of a , for whatever reason I cannot say.

What's the reason a is planted in the ? The farmers use it for fishing frogs.

You/YUU need a reason for walking through the s.

There is reason for Gasai Yuno {我妻由乃 | ga.sai.YU.no} to use her diary {=日記}

Why the is divided into like am and pm? What’s the reason?

It looks like a that contains a that is being
So I'll use it as coffee cup.
Is this an half empty or half full cup? Is there a reason that people see it one way or the other?

When you add an horizontal stroke on top of it, I'll use it as coffee machine.
And two strokes below for the hands reaching for the cup.
So for yellow: 黄, grass on top, then coffee machine with hands grabbing the cup, the liquid is yellow due to the 'grass juice'

Is this an half empty or half full cup? Is there a reason that people see it one way or the other?

We deliver to door.

is a pictogram derived from an with inside. Placing an in front of the is to deliver a tribute to them.

The that I own a hearse is that I deliver to their final destination. Well, someone has TO DO {とど} it.

Looks like a Holding a
They're probably delivering it to you.
They'll notify you before they arrive.

Please deliver this package to the next to my

Via 屆: You have to notify the authorities when a dead arrives in its final destination, a pit 凷/カイin the ground.

There is why a arrive

Notify Kai かい that a will be delivered to the , and when it arrives, he needs to hang it up on the , because I can’t reach.

There is no to deliver a

REAP→リ the benefit of the by harvesting it with your for your advantage and profit. 利 is the man’yōgana for hiragana り and katakana リ.

The knife is effective 効く/きく.

利（*rids）犁 黎 莉 黧 鯬 筣 蔾 藜 邌 瓈 鵹 棃 梨 蟍 蜊 鑗 利 痢 浰
リ← /liᴴ/ ← *rids

Reap {リ} the benefit of the by harvesting it with your for your advantage and profit. But kick {きく} out any weeds, of course.

are convenient for cutting

You can make some profit by cutting off your with a sharp .

is a profitable business

I could kick {きく} myself for reaping {りping} my with a when a combine harvester would benefit me more by offering me all the advantages of mechanization. It would cost more at first, but I would profit in the end.

リch people with huge profit can build whole houses out of and use the most expensive Japanese !

You have the advantage of cutting down a when you have a and can profit when you sell what you've cut.

climbed ontop of a and jumped down waving his infront of rich people. This did result in some profit.

Think of all the you can make from 1 now that's real {リ} profit

You rake in more short term profits by cutting down with a than with a chainsaw

My go deep into my pocket in order to pay.

Holler {はら} at me when you've disposed of that old footstool {フツ} and cleared out the space. In my , will have the money to pay you.

Via 拂: I counted out the money with my , but I paid through the . That’s it. I’m cleared out. Broke. I’ve disposed of all my money and I might as well banish my wallet to the back of the dresser drawer until next payday.
Do not confuse with 私!

pay by ing out money.

Near many cash registers in Japan, there is a rectangular tray for receiving the money that customers pay for goods and services. But this place is different. You over your money by putting it on a tray. And make sure to use your hand and not your foots {フツ}.

Phono-semantic simplified: Part of 弗 phonetic series > “フツ、ヒツ”, Semantic “hand”. Originally meant to “sweep/dust/strike/defy/brush off” which is used metaphorically in japanese it seems.

payed for my debt with my own to clear my name.

took the money in my and paid.

myself asking him: You want ME to pay?! I've already cleared out the whole apartment alone!

The waitress grabbing your from the tips of her : "Hey, you need to PAY for that, arrest はら.う him!"

My dad used to wear his wallet in the inside-pocket of his jacket. The motion he had to make with his to reach it and pay looked exactly like .

my purse, I'd like to pay

prune the bushes by

Via 寢: Picture of a bed with a , in which a dog-faced sleeps next to his wife, her head on a and her and crossed.
Note similarity to 侵浸駸/シン.
御霊屋/みたまや mausoleum

Looks like a with a and a person resting on top, with , and

My , , and hurt, so I lied down for a nap.

Picture of a and a little sleeping in his bed with a on top, lying with his ; his little next to the

I can’t SLEEP because the LYING DOWN in his in the next ね room keeps knocking his shin シン against the wall causing a loud .

Under a lie on my , rest my head on a and dream . I've gone to rest/sleep. { or Yo is I in Spanish}

The little built a house with a out of , and now he's descending into deep sleep under his .

My is so small, that I have to place my up on its side with my to make room for my and so I can lay down and sleep.

In a , on a , a pulls a , to sleep

"If you have a where you're able to sleep lying down on a bed and rest, that's your ".

Any is a good day to tackle {タク} the laundry. *weekday that's wet instead of sunny = weekday 曜 - sun 日 +

poured on a duck’s back will roll right off, but a /タク will rinse its plumes clean.

If you rinse it with , an will *raise up* its like a yo-yo ヨヨ.

Doing laundry is simple. Just take anything that's made out of rinse with .

Phono-semantic: Phonetic 翟 “タク” Semantic “water”.

You must do the laundry with but careful with the

If there is and , you got to do laundry.

I use on the of my pet to wash it's 'clothes' ‒ it's like doing the LAUNDRY.

You need to throw your two and your into the oncoming if you want to wash them at the same time. It's the only way you can get them clean at once without the wolverines fighting over the turkey and somebody getting hurt. The tsunami is big enough to wash them all before anything bad happens.

There are washing laundry on a using

A playing ヨ-ヨ.
Have you ever seen a Yoyo bird doing his laundry? It uses a to do it!

The character is derived from the appearance of a with a on top. Using stepping in tune with the is the act of dancing.

The his gave him was to learn to moving his when he danced. Yo {ヨウ} bro, how's he going to remember the order {おどる} of the steps then ?

←足 jump in time to a /ヨウ in this traditional dance.

Use your to jump and dance on the .

My likes to her for dancing

Oh {お}, the door｛ど｝ to the right｛り｝ {おどり} is where you should go to dance! your , !

We reenacted in the middle of the — leaping, skipping, and dancing like Kevin Bacon.

A turns on the so they can Dance

your and your to dance.

When you've been running in a but suddenly run into a , you gotta jump and dance on the place in order to not lose momentum of your legs.

You {ヨウ} can use your to jump or dance here, but you're not aloud to leap across this

Yo ヨウ and what your gave you and dance.

My ma always want to dance with me on parties, but my isn't this!

Just mention pork katsu {カツ} and his will and he'll suddenly be full of life.

You know someone is lively when they speak so much that their starts to create

Phono-semantic: Phonetic corrupted “カツ” from 桰 phonetic series, Semantic “water”.

is the bases for living and can be of help to resuscitate the thirsty with a drop on the

When "she"「I い」makes her famous pork "katsu"「KATSU カツ」, my , and it's like *resuscitation* for my appetite. I get so excited to eat, my *liveliness* can't *be helped*!

Someone with a is a lively person!

A lets you lick lively cats *katsu*

To make a living/IKIRU=live with your own is to win/KATSU at life.
But it's okay to be helped when you're and not as lively anymore.

This dude was pretending to be dead but a simple spray from my water gun was enough to resuscitate him!

A little on his is enough to resuscitate a thirsty man, he wins カツ his life back

CATS カツ Facts!
- When they are resuscitated they lose one of their 9 lives.
- They drink by scooping with their

If you're sad, a puppy might sticks his out to kiss you, but... Your face is going to be all !

You shouldn't be mad though, it just means the lively dog is trying to help.
Sometimes a puppy is all you need to "resuscitate" from your sadness.

My lively puppies lick with their like CATS カツ.

Don't get KANdy/oKASHI and put it in your , it KAN poison you and then I'll have to resuscitate you.

A lively darting around the

spewing => talkalot => lively.

A lively jumping into a splashing everywhere, he cant swim so he may need some . Like a cat katsu he hates water afterward.

I have to drink lots of so that my doesn't dry out while chatting with everyone at this lively party.

trying to accomplish greatness 活躍 かつやく is part of living 生活 せいかつ, but everyone get tired with too much activity 活動 かつどう, human will a lot, while dog will stick out their

The of s is a lively event, the KATSU go wild for it

Sue {すえ} hung out her mats {マツ} to dry on the of the at the end of every week i.e. the weekend

The of a fully grown at the end of its life sway-s すえ in the wind.

highlights the top of a . It can also represent the tip, the end, etc.

Take a look at its counterpart which uses a line to highlight the root.

Prune the by slicing off it's tip/ end with the .

The has not yet leaves grown at the ends of all branches. is mising.

Depicts a with its top end highlighted with an extra , implying the meaning of “apex” or tip. Also used for すえ, a twig or shoot from close to one end or the other of the tree. The meaning of powder is from grinding a root as finely as possible; the meaning of posterity is by extension. Do not confuse with 未: the shorter stroke in 未 is a branch that is not yet finished growing; the longer stroke in 末 indicates the ultimate extent of growth.

末（*maːd）眛 沬 佅 韎 帓 粖 末 昩 秣 靺 眜 抹 妺 怽 沫 袜
マツ← /muɑt̚/ ← *maːd
（バツ from マツ by emphasizing the initial consonant. Compare 馬.）

This old its Overgrown to the EXTREMITY
with its Longer than the rest.

Distinguish {} and :
When you only see the ground {}, the has {not yet} grown. But in some years, will sit on the branch tips.

Oh no! I SWEAR the is stabbed by a , that is the end.

Indicative ideogram: A with its tip/end/apex indicated with a

Base of the phonetic series, phonetically is: マツ、バツ.

As a semantic component can mean: treetop/tip, late, effect, final, inferior

The come out at the end of the .

You need to your safety to the of your house. It will make sure no TAKU rain in your home

An otaku staying in a week days without getting out

If I find anyone name wearing a in my house, I will tackle {タク} them.

"At , in our house, is where a wife welcomes her husband, whom she on to protect their residence".

Your house on a

you can down the into one of your homes. Seven? Wow, that's a lot {たく}さん!

likes people who stay in their house with their on their head reading manga and watching anime times a week. That means there an oTAKU {たく}.

I like to play with my husband every week, days a row!

It looks like a person sitting on the floor:
My husband invited seven people to our house, so there were no chairs, and we had to sit on the floor so we could all fit under one

Otaku spends of his life under the of his house

is laid by a onto an in a ritual of worship.

祭（*ʔsreːds, *ʔsleds）蔡 瘵 祭 際 穄 鰶 傺 摖 擦 攃 礤 察 詧
サイ, セイ← /ʈ͡ʂăiᴴ/, /t͡si̯ɛiᴴ/ ← *ʔsreːds, *ʔsleds
（セイ in the kan-on’yomi, unused in modern Japanese except as a component in 瘵, 穄 and 鰶.）

My me a sign {サイ} announcing that the festival {まつ.り} will be celebrated next month.

The ritual takes place at the under a full and is perform by an old shaman マ

The of the mikoshi, a portable shrine for transporting deities, was at the festival.

Me and my celebrate festivals that which it is.

The was for the for the ritual

A RITUAL is performed at the on the . Afterwards, we wait まつ for a sign サイ to begin the CELEBRATION.

It's that , when we you our ritual.

You can SAY {さい;sai} that a ritual is a to celebrate the sighting

Every full , the RITUAL is performed 又, and we offer PRAYERS at the to WORSHIP the deity. Once a year we CELEBRATE with a FESTIVAL.

we 待つ/ツ until the festival to worship the , which has always us our path

There is an important ritual this . During the celebration, to your devotion, you just need to put on your !