There is a book that tells the legend of who flew to the sky, nowadays we can't read it, after you flip the page you only see words scattered around

He {ヒ} threw a and it flew past the toll booth {とぶ} and landed between .

Picture of an airplane in flight with a , a and , and a . Note the jet engines on each wing, which appear to be scattering pages.

飛 derives from a picture of a flying bird. In its modern form, it is essentially a masu 升 with two wings 飞.

飛（*pɯl）飛 騛
ヒ← /pwe̯i/ ← *pɯl

The first method for flying was simply a , , and a holding them together.

This Red Bull measuring-box tries to lend wings to the 2 hummingbirds. But since they already have , they pick it up and fly to the nest with their young who need it more than them.

Pictogram: A bird flying upwards. The , , .

It's a in a wind canal. You see the and the . Wings are needed for flying and turbolences are the scattering of laminal flow.

This machine made of a and needs a wielding a to operate it.

A loom is a mechanism to keep track of /キ. Such is its efficacy that it occasioned the development of punch cards, and provided the opportunity for the rise of computers. The airplane, one of the most complex machines ever made, can be thought of as a direct descendant.

This used and to make a beautiful for the parade. But as the parade date loomed, he realized that when he turned the key {き}, the ignition mechanism didn't work, so he "had to" {はた} decline the opportunity to participate.

mechanisms are actually made of that don't have keys 'キ' these days? It's a kind of an outdated machine.

The hatter はた inserts the key き into the loom/machine to start up the complex mechanism. hats can be made from this one ?

When I turn the key/ on this loom, the feed into the mechanism to make hats/ はた for every occasion, even for an airplane to wear.

The *machine* that runs the *loom* is activated by turning a "key"「KI キ」. The run quickly through the *mechanism*, so I "have to"「HATA はた」wear safety gear for .

individual little parts is this intricate machine made out of?

We revealed our brand new airplane today. It’s a state of the art machine with parts. We had a はた famous lead a cutting to mark the occasion. We no longer have to キ keep the plans secret.

That genius made a machine that looks like a with attached which can support even the weight of a large

Machine: a was the height of technological achievement at the time this character was invented.

A loom is a frame with . A can use this to make a tassel.

On a special occasion, I got an opportunity to fly to that village by aeroplane to observe their annual ritual of tying red on a sacred which supposedly offers them against evil spirits .

This machine will tell you are there

It's glorious, our new mechanism can from anyone with only some !

I see a Rube Goldberg machine/mechanism made of , , and parts of a , with a connected to it.

This made a machine which is a made from a and two s

Watching someone operate the mechanism we call a loom is quite the occasion: the weaves the with its many parts and pushes the final line towards the woven cloth with the .

A is a loom, which is a machine like a plane.

Ooh Shina {うしな} is gonna be angry. You'll lose your life, if she finds out that you made the mistake of shooting her Shi Tzu {シツ} with an .

失 looks like a loosing an

I made a mistake, because I thought this kanji is an . {矢 ❌ 失 } The difference is in one small vertical line on the top.

someone is a mistake that will make you lose everything.

This kanji depicts a hand dropping a thing, signifying a loss. It evolved from the kanji dropping an .

A who has made t just one, but errors!

Through fault of the general were lost in battle. They were at a disadvantage going into the battle.

The with regret when he realised his loss -- emotional and important loss here

失う vs 無くす
The word '失う' ushinau is used when something is lost or taken away from someone against their will. It implies a sense of sadness, regret, or a feeling of something valuable being gone. This word is often used for losing something important, such as a loved one, a job, or an opportunity.

On the other hand, 'なくす' nakusu is used when something is carelessly or accidentally lost. It implies a sense of carelessness or negligence on the part of the person who lost something. This word is often used for losing everyday items, such as keys, a wallet, or a phone

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Because my carried our everywhere, it was as though he had lost the use of one hand because it was always holding our dog. Maybe carrying the shitsu {シツ} everywhere was a mistake. YOU SEE NOW {うしな.う} how this has disadvantaged him.

I think I lost my ... — Are you stupid? Look, it's on your head!

My brought a to a sword fight, because of this error he will lose

When you lose when your is more.

I was trying to write how much I knew {知} but accidentally drew on top and now I can't speak {口} from embarrassment! What a mistake!

You must have made a error for your to be turning into a cow/牛. He's already grown and a second front leg!

My , has MISSED a big opportunity 失う う, and made a huge 失敗 ぱい MISTAKE by dropping his in to a soup and as a result lost his job 失業 ぎょう.

Is it ? Nope, you . Is is only iron.

Via 鐵: Iron is a that /シツ→テツ due to rust. Simplified sometime after steel was invented.

"KUROGANE" {くろがね} is the best heavy metal band! They're an oldie but a ! All other quinTETS {テツ} have by comparison, and they should fear 'em （"Ferrum", Latin for "iron"）.

I the and only have iron left.

If you all your they'll put you in irons at the poor house.

We a amount of iron and .

It was my stupid husband 's that he mistook iron for and ended up being scammed.

iron is the of

My won a in the ironman contest.

My HUSBAND てっちゃん works on a windy 鉄橋 きょう, to not his Toupee he made it from IRON and paint it like Donald Trump.

If you let this bar of get stolen away, I'll have to hit you with my iron fist so hard that you your consciousness.

thinks iron is more valuable than

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “テツ” and Semantic “metal”


Iron is by steel a alloy

so you got iron

I my earrings, now all I have is my bracelet made from iron!

Under the house which is beside a tree , there is a ladder leading to some iron ore

I my wife when I tried to replace her necklace by an iron one.
She made me eat it. I still have the iron after taste テツ.

We keep the behind iron bars

Shoot, I forgot the anniversary! Please run to the flower shop down the and get me a of flowers, quickly!

They swiftly carry their of socks {ソクs} down the .

"Hiya!"「HAYA はや」Isn't it "so cool"「SOKU ソク」how *fast* that of tumble weeds is blowing down the ?

Faster than travelling the each time to buy individual items is to buy a directly.

I swiftly rush down the to the to catch the falling apple with my .

はやい showed us "The Horse in " the of pictures spin so fast, it looked like it was moving.

close to advances fast

A /ソク fast when transported by road.

of log trees are rolling FAST down the

Ayay! {はやい} You left my sock {ソク} in a on the . Quick! You must be fast to get it back!

There are of cars on they are going very fast

You can go fast if there are a of .

Ents are a humanoid race from Tolkien’s Middle Earth. Even when they their legs they don’t move very quickly. They also don’t fast.

It moved so fast it looked like a on the .

I was so quick to start my that the at the back fell and spread on the

A is walking slowly in the

There is a of a on the so I have to drive oh so {おそ} slow. Oh class {おく（らす）}, please don't have a "chip {チ} on your shoulder" for me being late... Why did this have to occur {おく（れる）}?...

Via 遲: The /ビ→チ of the moves slowly back and forth as he plods down the , making everyone behind him late for work.
Do not confuse with send 送, where the two short lines are licks of flame 火. Here they are the flicks of the ox tail.

You look very when you in the late. You move slowly so no one will notice.

I’m trying to cross a street on my , but someone holds out a and a bunch of super slow block the way. They’re moving so slowly, I’m gonna be late!

I slowed down because of the on the . I ended up being even more late because I couldn't resist picking up some cheap {チp} meat.

The CHI/cheeky are always slow to leave the . Rest at my /OKU, they'll RETSU/let you pass later.

*happened to me irl in Ireland 😅

The doesn't get to the

gates

尸

on time 《he's late》. He has to find o kure 《a clever》 way
To get in. Maybe that stone on the that has れる engraved on could help?

Phono-semantic: Phonetic 犀 “チ” Semantic “movement”; slow movement or to be late.

You will be late if you on a because it slowly

The slow of a shepherd with his , calmly leading his back home.

A on the is always a red that you’re likely to be oh-so おそ late

A with a on top will slowly.

I came late because the on the where I wanted to change horses only had in the .

It is slow to carry a rotten on the . It is heavy and you could throw up.

If a and arrives late, then a guillotine above it will make it a

I was late to work because there was a bunch of on the walking slowly waving their . It was some sort of sheep parade

I'm sorry I'm late, I had to put this on my CHIp ** before taking the

The resides in the parking lot. He keeps a horse in each parking space.

Etymology:
+ , the literal meaning of . The lamp is stationary, thus the horse next to it isn’t moving either. The rider found a place to stop over to give themself and their horse a break.
A place for a stop over > a place to reside in > resident

A stop-over for the riding /シュウ→チュウ and his entourage to reside in temporarily. If he really likes it, the lord may make it his base of operations and become resident.

While on its way home, the wild "chooses"「CHŪ チュウ」to *stop-over* in the fields around the palace that the *resides in*.

The resides beside the .

The stopped-over during his journey on a .

You could tell that the was stopping over because he wasn't on his . He was standing beside his horse. While he was standing there, the horse took this opportunity to chew {チュウ) on the on the top of the lord's elaborate headdress.

I park my by this 柱

The . is down the . , so he has stopped to rest from his journey

The Resides in his manor.

The has a parking/駐車 lot full of .

Staying at a hotel with hot spring bath.

koHAKU stops/tomaru and stays at the inn with the hot and clean towels.

I love this beach photo where you HUG ハク each other. Such clear and sand! It's from your overnight stay in Okinawa, isn't it? ⛱️

Make the devils spend the night in a puddle.

I'm staying at a hotel with .

An overnight stay at hotel

Look at the on the

It looks like a with , drifting past a "funny"「FUNE ふね」looking with a .

Imagine a upgraded into a SHIP with equipped with cannons.

A

boat

in a /エン← /i̯wɛnᵡ/ ← *lon … *ɦljon → /d͡ʑʰi̯wɛn/ →ゼン→セン

We will send セン on a .

A that is as big as is a ship

Looks like a in the center セン of a boat with a floating in the . The boat is the . Maybe he was trying to smuggle eight boxes of contraband.

In Cambridge there are two types of boat: a punt which is a with a for a romantic and a to push with, and a rowing boat which has rowers and a cox to instructions.

Your has and a ! It's still a boat though.
This boat belongs to the centaurs {せん}. That's probably why you've never seen a boat like it before.

Under a , sit on the , in the {ザ} sewer {すわ}.

Let's by that gathering under the .

A seat is a to /ザ.

sit on ザ the under a すわ swatting flies.

seek shelter under the and SIT on the

A can make a seat from a on the floor. Reading: 庶 is from 石/セキ over 火.

A mat is made of under a

Phonetic-ideogram: The and are a corruption of 石 . So the only thing you need to have a seat is ; a “seki” cloth.

In a you use a as a seat.
Something about using a towel for a seat is very sexy {せき} to you. Probably because you associate it with sexy people using towel seats on the beach.

Se key せき to a good is to have good seating.

The yogi remained seated in place on a mat under the for years wearing nothing but a loin .

used the occasion to take a seat on the

Note: I used Mat as a name. Bc it looks for me like a person is sitting on a big chair "throne"

Go inside the and get the dinner table set up please. There are people to seat in total. Don't forget the !

度 and 席
I'll use + as , the dot at the top being where the rope is clipped.

I pile up a bunch of to serve as a mat in case of a fall from the

I was drifting on the ocean with my feet hanging over the boat when all of a sudden, my toe {トウ} shmacked {しま} a rock on a shore. I looked up and saw flying around a . I landed on Bird Mountain Island!

An island is a refuge for a /チョウ← /tieuᵡ/ ← *tɯːwʔ … *tuːwʔ → /tɑuᵡ/ →トウ at sea. The radical is because an island is a geographic feature.

It’s probably just a coincidence, but the resemblance of 島 to “pottery” 匋/トウ is striking.

A piece of terrain, surrounded by the ocean. Only could access this land.

Some older variants: ,

The fly on TOp {トウ} of the of the island.

Migratory flock to the island to build their nests on top of the This one bird, she made しま her nest facing towards トウ the sea.

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “トウ” Semantic .

Islands are little peek above the water, where nest.

An island is a only accesible for .

The on the island can happily live their lifes on the and don't have to fear being killed and thrown into fire like the birds in the animal-exploitation-industry.

If you explore the land around this you will find six pairs of , surround by both above and below, that I need to recoup {リク}.

Even for the six continents, land is not much more than a of /ロク,リク or a hill 岡/おか.

The inventor of this kanji lacked imagination: First, land is a so , then .... and, uh, ...and it still looks リク ridiculous... so because land is full of earth.
This kanji is also used instead of 六 in legal documents.

Since the real estate market has tanked six times in the past decade, my in the has lost much of its value. I wish there was some way to recoup {リク} what I invested in my land.

If you stand high up on the , you can see all around you in all directions

Once your plane LANDs and you can your on the , you can recuperate {リク} from your flight.

We see our in the at the harbor

No , just ahead I leave from the harbour for the open sea.

Down by the , call {コウ} every at the harbor. Yes, even Minato-san {みなと}.

The harbor on the is a /コウ of its own.

A harbor is where people come near the including

We shall go our to the harbor by the .

My friend Minna and got off the ship at the *port*, then walked to the "coffee"「KŌ コウ」shop by the *harbor*. On the way, "Minna's toe"「MINATO みなと」got wet in a puddle of .

Imagine a small coastal town. There is a famous on the pier where the locals gather . I find there, looking out at the harbor.

A harbour has lots of in the .

A with for at least vessels stands for a harbour.

Harbor usually play at the .

There's a harbour near the station where I often go by my to enjoy some alone time by the calming

We are in the of a port.

we コウ collected from the in the harbor.

A part of ... An HARBOR where you can ride a swimming

When I'm at the harbour with someone, I somehow always get splashed with , yet it doesn't happen when I go there by .

A harbour naturally lies *next* to the ... this one's oddly shaped, though I didn't notice until my pointed out it looked like us!

If there’s a coming and you intend to be with it by , you should go to the harbor.

To serve as a bridge, the had to be very , so when it would fall, it would be long enough to reach to the other side.

were used for the lid on the bridge in Kyoto{キョウ} . They used chopsticks{はし} instead. *high 高 - lid 亠

*In a bridge building competition* A-san: My rival built their bridge out of and is acting all ." B-san: "Has she {はし} won yet? No! Now taKeYOU {キョウ} butt back to the drawing board and come up with a better design than her!"

The nicest BRIDGE I ever saw, was made out of and supported by two giant WOODEN .

*Angel primitive - RTK*

"So as to prevent when in high altitudes and not fall into the of a , bridges were made".

If *bridges* in Tokyo"「KYŌ キョウ」were built with "chopsticks→はし"「HASHI はし」instead of , it could cause a with people falling from up .

Pitch accent note: With 橋 pitch goes up {and back down} like a traditional Japanese bridge「SORIHASHI 反り橋」, vs. 箸 pitch goes down like chopsticks into a bowl of food.

The bridge was so 高 it reached the

A large was built to span the of the river, so there would be no more from people trying to cross the rapids. {it looks like the person in blue is trying to span the purple river}.

Looks like a tall next to a tower, to show how only tall trees are long enough to make a bridge.

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “キョウ”Semantic ”Tree”.

A makes a good bridge.

Use your legs あし --> はし to climb on the and you'll see a bridge.

In Kyoto {キョウ} in the lands to the northwest, the TogetsuKYOU bridge is a bridge that leads to the Arashiyama.

A from with a above his valiantly crosses a bridge. This holy tree from heaven was sent down to earth to cross this very bridge. It is the tree’s angelic mission. Also the tree has a mouth and a mustache.

Your used to wear a on his head, when he mingled at coed {コウ} parties. That's how he met your ma {ま}.

Etymology: originally depicted a with .
cross > intersect > mix > mingle

My belonged to an association of magicians {まじcians}. They coached {コウched} him in all the tricks, like how to pull a rabbit out of a . He loved to mingle with them. They were so versed in illusion you couldn't tell if they were coming or going.

My was in an *association* called "Magic"「MAJI まじ」and "Co."「KŌ コウ」. He would pull rabbits out of when he would *mingle* with them. He was so busy, he didn't know if he was *coming or going*!

Depicts a sitting with legs as he casually mingles with the little people.

Sears calls this character fire-drill, because it supposedly depicts a man starting a fire by drilling one piece of wood into another.

交（*kreːw）烄 礮 交 郊 茭 蛟 鮫 鵁 咬 鉸 佼 詨 絞 狡 姣 筊 校 珓 跤 頝 骹 齩 洨 胶 效 効 傚 皎 恔 晈 窔 駮
コウ← /kau/ ← *kreːw

Your loves going to association meetings and making friends because he's extroverted. He loves to mingle because he's so extroverted. He's so extroverted that he wears a on his head to get extra attention.

Sometimes he evens makes rooster sounds to get attention like CAW CAW｛コウ｝. It really annoys your ma {ま}. Imagine witnessing this scene.

is wearing when he's coming and going

of children attending our school decided to get together and mingle.

magicians まじ met at a when they were coming and going. But magicians don’t mingle well together and choose not to associate with one another. We’re lucky if they can か cooperate コウ at all.

Pictogram: A man with crossed legs; mixed legs. The the

As a phonetic bushu: コウ {ex. } 、for corrupted from but still コウ、カク

My ma {ま} put a to my mingling with other women.

puts his to feel confident enough to mingle

of my went to mingle at the same mixer.

My puts on a and tries to mingle with the KOU-caine dealer

My wearing コウ mixed sugar into his coffee.

Today I'm shopping for a for my . However, that's a pretext for mingling with the locals in the COOP コウ supermarket.

The like to mingle while drinking glasses of beer.

Every week my puts the tea on and has some friends over. He loves to mingle!

六 people paths and started to mingle.