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Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 6
Radical name: にんべん
Radical
deed, skill
Mnemonics
To hone a skill in any
branch
of knowledge, a
person
has to KEEP {キ} practicing.
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A
person
sometimes needs to specialize in a
branch
/シ← /t͡ɕie̯/ ← *kje … *kjes … *ɡreʔ, *ɡe → /gie̯ᵡ/, /gie̯/ →ギ, キ to develop enough skill to do the deed.
/わざ technique, skill
み/たくみ cunning, craft, artifice
Remembering vs : is a skill using your hands/ whereas is a more general skill {or
branch
of knowledge} that a
person
might have. EG: KABUKI
Written by: Spirit_kokoro
I
branched
out to Kabuki{キ} theatre to learn acting skills.
Written by: Anonymous123
This
person’s
SKILL is that he whittles
branches
into keepsakes キ.
Written by: Jules.33
If a
person
has the skills, he doesn't need the
support
Written by: ケンパチ
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/ かぶき - (noun) kabuki, traditional form of drama and music performed by male actors wearing makeup mainly in white and red
/ かみがたかぶき - (noun) kabuki in the Kyoto-Osaka style
/ くきら - (noun) {rare} Asian koel (Eudynamys scolopacea); lesser cuckoo (Cuculus poliocephalus)
/ じかぶき - (noun) amateur kabuki performed at local festivals
/ ぎのう - (noun) technical skill, ability, capacity
Kunyomi: の.ばす, の.びる, の.べる
Onyomi: シン
Stroke count: 7
Radical name: にんべん
Radical
expand, stretch, extend, lengthen, increase
Mnemonics
A
person
who
speaks humbly
will experience a stretch/growth in their job field.
Written by: Kuromi
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A
person
who stretches can be as flexible as
the monkey
/シン. actually refers to extended tail of the long-tailed monkey.
Have you seen { シン} how
I
lengthened the
rod
? It's been stretched so much it is now sticking out of both ends of the
field
. No {の} more please, that's enough.
Written by: Anonymous123
Do NOt {の} stretch a
person
,
have honor
to them
Written by: デルティメピー
If you know one piece:
Monkey
Person
STRETCHES
Written by: ハンゾウ
A
person
will
have the honor to
expand their land if they help increase the kings profits.
Written by: Seanyくんです
To stretch is to extend your
body
, as straight as a
straight thunderbolt
.
「see
Written by: non0230
This
person
does daily stretches, is
humble
and drinks NO BEER
のびる
.
Written by: catzi
Evolutionists believe that over time a creature similar to a
monkey
increased in height and intelligence and became a
person
.
However, in Michelangelo's depiction, man came into being when God stretched forth his hand and touched the hand of Adam, giving life to the one who was made of earth.
A
person
can lengthen its life by cultivating
one
rice field
.
Written by: Gjfj
The
person
stretches the
rice paddy
by
pulling the handles from both sides
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
The
person
EXTENDS his reach with a
fly swatter
to INCREASE his chances of killing a fly.
Written by: Jules.33
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/ きゅうしん - (noun/する verb) sudden rise (esp. of stock prices), jump
/ ぞくしん - (noun/する verb) continuous rise (in market price)
/ ついしん - (noun) postscript, post scriptum, PS, P.S.
/ じょうしん - (noun/する verb) rise in market prices
ばす / のばす - (す verb/transitive) to grow long (e.g. hair, nails); to lengthen, to extend, to stretch; to reach out, to hold out; to straighten, to smooth out; to spread evenly (dough, cream, etc.); to dilute, to thin out; to prolong; to strengthen, to develop, to expand
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: ,
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: にんべん
Radical
reliant, depend on, consequently, therefore, due to
Mnemonics
A
person
relies on
clothes
to keep warm.
Written by: peanutpeepz
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people
are reliant on
clothes
Written by: チェイスです
I
{イ} rely on
clothes
to keep me warm. Especially at NIGHT {よる}.
Written by: catzi
The
leader
is dependent on his 'I'gle plume
clothes
to make a fine impression
Written by: Seraseth
What
people
wear
depends on the situation.
Written by: Gjfj
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/ いらい - (noun/する verb) request, commission, entrusting (with a matter); dependence, reliance
/ いぜん - (adverb) still, as yet, as it has been
/ えほう - (noun) {Buddh} circumstantial retribution, circumstances (e.g. geographical, societal) one is born into because of karma in previous lives
/ えこ - (noun) favoritism, favouritism, partiality, prejudice, bias
/ いそん - (noun/する verb) dependence, reliance
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: サイ
Stroke count: 13
Radical name: にんべん
Radical
bond, loan, debt
Mnemonics
Sigh {サイ}.
I
took out the loan to purchase those bonds, so I am also to
blame
for the debt.
Written by: Anonymous123
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A
man’s
word is his bond, his personal assumption of
responsibility
/サイ to repay a debt.
し/かし loan, debt
り/かり borrowing, debt
That
person
tried to pay off his debt to the
king
in
seashells
.
Written by: gillianfaith
That
person
loaned me *under* a
dozen
shell
s
.
Written by: lightmotif
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/ さいむ - (noun) debt, liabilities, obligation to a person or party (usu. legal or contractual)
/ ふさい - (noun) debt, liabilities
/ さい - (noun) debt, loan
/ さいけん - (noun) {finc} bond, debenture
/ さいけん - (noun) credit, claim
Kunyomi: およ.び, およ.ぶ, およ.ぼす
Onyomi: キュウ
Stroke count: 3
Radical name: また
Radical
reach out, exert, exercise, cause
Mnemonics
A
person
is grabbed by a
hand
reaching out from the ground, seeking to exert control. The way one squiggly line can cause a character to turn into something completely different may remind you of the letters O and Q→キュウ.

(*ɡrɯb)趿
キュウ←きふ← /gi̯əp̚/ ← *ɡrɯb
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After reaching out to
three
people
, they queued {キュウ} up to support me.
Written by: Anonymous123
The character is a picture of a
person
who is being grabbed by a
hand
.
Written by: non0230
a
person
must reach out to claim things as their
possession
Written by: コノエ・エル
After being
possessed
by a demon, his evil reign reached the whole world and caused a lot of trouble.
Written by: MuMe
3
CUte {キュウ}
people
reached out and said they caused the OIL {およ} spill.
Written by: coin
"The addition of a final stroke transforms this character from
the primitive for a
CLENCHED FIST
into the kanji for REACH OUT,
much as a
STROKE of Kindness
can often turn anger into acceptance.

As a primitive, this shall stand for outstretched hands."
RTK, Heisig
Written by: Abnormalise
If you know know how to swim {およぐ} then you know how to exercise and reach land: およぶ
Written by: Bschmalbach
The boss reached out to all
3
of the
people
working at the plant to say: “I your boss!” およぼす. He asked everyone to queue キュウ neatly in a line to speak to him
Written by: Spirit_kokoro
Seen from the side, it literally looks like doing the "Burpees" exercice on the
sidewalk
. Plus, you're trying to reach out as far as you can when jumping.
He's in the phase of bringing the knees to the chest, just before jumping.
straight left arm
like in a push-up
back + bent hip +knee coming to chest
Written by: ケンパチ
After I excercised I felt like I needed need to breath for
3
people
. Then I had to reach out for help during the subsequent panic-attack.
Written by: Xilmi
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/ ふきゅう - (noun/する verb) diffusion, spread, popularization, promulgation, familiarization
/ ついきゅう - (noun/する verb) investigation (e.g. into someone's guilt), questioning, pressing, hounding, pinning down; catching up, overtaking
/ はきゅう - (noun/する verb) spread, extension, influence, aftereffect, ripple
/ げんきゅう - (noun/する verb) reference, allusion
ぼす / およぼす - (す verb/transitive) to exert (influence), to exercise, to cause (e.g. damage), to do (e.g. harm), to bring about (e.g. benefits), to extend, to have an effect (on)
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: シュク
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: また
Radical
uncle, youth
Mnemonics
My uncle was all shook {シュク}
up
when he thought about his youth and being
small
again
.
Written by: Anonymous123
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An uncle: someone who stands
above
the
little
ones and lends them a helping
hand
.
Written by: こはく
My little brother
Bean
/シュク loves to lend a
hand
with the kids, and they love their uncle.
The younger brother represents youth and beauty and unrealized potential. He is the hand stretching to pluck the bean still just out of reach, as well as the fast-growing stalk that has yet to reach its zenith.
If I was
small
again
, I'd want to grow
up
with my Uncle
Written by: ロニー88
My drunk uncle threw
up
a
little
again
.
Written by: そら♡
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/ しゅくぼ - (noun) aunt
/ しゅくふ - (noun) uncle
/ はくしゅく - (noun) brothers, one's father's brothers
/ しゅくせい - (noun) {arch} age of decline
/ おじ - (noun) uncle (when written with kanji, one's parent's younger brother)
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: だい,だいがしら,だいかんむり
Radical
Nara, what?
Mnemonics
What is the name of this
large
place you
showed
me?
Written by: P1ng23n4
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I can {いかん} tell you that Nara {ナ} prefecture is the
big
show
when it comes to Japanese history.
Written by: Anonymous123
Nara might once have been famous for its
crab-apple
/ナ trees . It certainly has endured the test of time. The meaning what? いかん seems to come from .
WHAT did you do in NARA ナ? I hung out with
two
deer, one
big
and one
small
.
Written by: Jules.33
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/ ならく - (noun) {Buddh} Naraka, Hell, Hades; very bottom, the end, worst possible circumstances; trap room (of a theatre), below-stage basement
/ なぎょう - (noun) the "na" column of the Japanese syllabary table (na, ni, nu, ne, no)
/ なへん - (noun) {form} where
/ わな - (noun) loop (of thread, string, etc.)
/ いかん - (Adjective/-な) (depending on) how, (depending on) what, nature (of); {adv} what is ...?, how is ...?, what will be ...? (at sentence end)
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: ショウ, セイ
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: おんなへん
Radical
surname
Mnemonics
When a
joSEI
gives
birth
the legal documents will SHOU which surname the child will get.
Written by: ジェン~1984
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The
woman
who gives
birth
does not give the surname
Written by: Nicolas2
In many countries, when a
woman
gets married, she has to change the surname she's had her whole
life
.
Written by: そら♡
The name a
woman
has at
birth
is her surname.
A person may acquire many names in the course of their life, but their surname is determined by the
woman
who originally gave them that
life
/ショウ,セイ.
When a
woman
starts married
life
, she takes her husband’s SURNAME to show ショウ that they are legally family.
Written by: Jules.33
They say{セイ} that some
woman
from powerful families
live
to show {ショウ} off their surname.
Written by: Anonymous123
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/ しょう - (noun) surname, family name
/ ひゃくしょう - (noun/する verb) {sens} farmer, peasant, farm laborer, farmhand; farming; {derog} country bumpkin, yokel; the common people
/ せい - (noun) surname, family name; hereditary title (used in ancient Japan to denote rank and political standing)
/ せいめい - (noun) (full) name, family name and given name
/ どうせい - (noun) same surname
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: ショウ
Stroke count: 10
Radical name: すん
Radical
leader, commander, general, admiral, or, and again, soon, from now on, just about
Mnemonics
From now on the leader will be chosen by
measuring
who can
split wood
the best using their
claw
Written by: yuppie
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Via : A leader supports superiors like a
table
/ショウ by using both hands . One hand is represented by a
claw
and the other by the
thumb and forefinger
. Such a commander could soon become a future general.

is the radical of pinch .

ひきいる pulling - a leader pulls forward
まさに~すhereforth - the pulling starts now
 はた or else!
From now on, the shogun {ショウ} would need the leaders in his army to be well rested, so he told his generals to give
hide a beds
and
sun dials
one
try
.
Written by: Anonymous123
From now on a
small leader
SHOUws his importance with a
MASAve crown
and a
bamboo staff
.
Written by: ジェン~1984
SHOGUN uses ninja
Claw
weapon to
Measure
if it can cut the
Left-Half Wood
to pieces.

Note: Shogun/ = General; In chinese,⺦radical is simplified form of , meaning "left piece of split wood", imagine it as split wood with 2 branches. The right piece is .
Written by: ハンゾウ
In the army, every morning your commanding general will yell for you to wake up early in the morning. You then have to
collapse your bunkbed
and put on your
spiked boots
right away because your time gets
measured
: If you're too slow you get punished!
Written by: Robdeprop
I'll become an admiral soon. But first, i musta {まさ} show {ショウ} I am able to take this
stick
of
ice
, in
one
try/tri
,
measure sundials
.
Written by: quickMaffs44
A
table
with
claw
marks will be used to
measure
us to see who will be leader from now on
Written by: ロニー88
Under certain
circumstances
is a commamder the one with the
crown
deciding everything that
happens
.
Written by: Gjfj
The commander seems to have an
icy stick
up his ass.. Such that if he puts his
cleat
up too high when he's getting
measured
it'll slide right out, and give everyone a
しょう
. If you didn't know the commander was into that, you'll know pretty soon !
Written by: smeeck
If there is
ice
in your tone and you build
walls
around you, no matter how intelligent or
enlightened
you are, you will never
measure
up to be a good leader.
Written by: そら♡
The admiral and commander uses his
claws
to scratch markings on the
table
to
measure
and show
ショウ
many days from now on and in the future before the ship reaches the final destination.
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
From now on we will
mark
each person’s
measurement
on the
wall
, and whoever is the tallest will become our leader and commander. We will make sure
not
to include
hair
height in the measurement.
Written by: Jules.33
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/ しょうらい - (noun/adverb) future, (future) prospects; bringing (from abroad, another region, etc.); bringing about, giving rise to, causing, incurring
/ しょうぎ - (noun) shogi, Japanese chess
/ しゅしょう - (noun) commander-in-chief, supreme commander; {sports} captain (of a team)
/ しょうへい - (noun) officers and men
/ しょうらいぞう - (noun) vision of the future
Kunyomi: はば
Onyomi: フク
Stroke count: 12
Radical name: はばへん,きんべん
Radical
hanging scroll, width
Mnemonics
HANGING SCROLLS
are simply beautiful
TOWELS
of the
WEALTHY
, but with bigger WIDTH & BREADTH.

The bigger the better, this one says HABA-HABA.
Written by: Abnormalise
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The
one
who could{フク} fit the width of the scroll into their
mouth
, would win a
field
full of habanero{はば} peppers and a
towel
.
Written by: Anonymous123
The width of the
towel
is the width of the
cloth roll
from which it was cut.
Written by: Klobster
is a character derived from a jar of sake. The surface of a
sake jar
is wavy like a piece of
cloth
. Originally it meant full, but later the meaning has changed to become a width of something.
Written by: non0230
If you have a {はば}
roll of cloth
then we can dye it to make a hanging scroll, and use a hook {フク} to display it! But first, let's put a
towel
with a good width on the floor to protect from stains.
Written by: Kembriel
I need to find a beautiful
hanging scroll
the right
width
to
fill
the space in the alcove.
Written by: Jules.33
I have a はば
cloth
HANGING SCROLL
hung above my
window
.
{Looks like a scroll hanging from it’s rod)
Written by: Jules.33
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/ おおはば - (Adjective/-な) big, large, drastic, substantial; {n} full-width cloth (approx. 72 cm wide for traditional Japanese clothing; approx. 140 cm wide for Western clothing)
/ はば - (noun) width, breadth; freedom (e.g. of thought), latitude; gap, difference (e.g. in price), range (e.g. of voice)
/ そうふく - (noun) pair of hanging scrolls
/ ぞうふく - (noun/する verb) {elec} amplification; magnification, amplification, making larger
/ こはば - (Adjective/-な) small, narrow; {n} single-breadth cloth (approx. 36 cm wide)
Kunyomi: すた.る, すた.れる
Onyomi: ハイ
Stroke count: 12
Radical name: まだれ
Radical
广
abolish, obsolete, cessation, discarding, abandon
Mnemonics
Via : When an obsolete
building
广
is abandoned after the
departure
/ハツ→ハイ of its occupants, nature takes over, leading to its eventual collapse.
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Yes {ハイ}, they abolished mining in this area. That's why all the residents have
departed
, and you can now see obsolete logos on the
canopies
广
of abandoned buildings.
Written by: Anonymous123
Living in a
cave
广
is obsolete,
depart
from it
Written by: ちゃん
When the law against camping under the
cliff
广
was abolished, many people
departed
to go set up their
tents
and
picnic tables
there.
Written by: gillianfaith
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/ はいき - (noun/する verb) disposal, abandonment, scrapping, discarding, abolition; annulment, cancellation, abrogation, repeal
/ はいし - (noun/する verb) abolition, discontinuance, discontinuation, repeal, annulment
/ こうはい - (noun/する verb) ruin, destruction, devastation, waste, decay
/ はいきょ - (noun) ruins (of a building, town, etc.), remains
/ はいざい - (noun) scrap wood, waste wood; waste, waste material, scrap material
Kunyomi: か.える, か.わる
Onyomi: カン
Stroke count: 12
Radical name: てへん
Radical
interchange, period, change, convert, replace, renew
Mnemonics
I needed change for the next train, so I put my
hand
in my pocket and found
four
big
Ku
𠂊
-coins.
Written by: Writer
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Even with my
hand
covering my face, the sun was so
bright
that I had to change my glasses for sunglasses.
Written by: タンゴ
This
part
is from the character
, meaning a horn. This
part
is originally a pictogram from a man standing. This part
is a man blowing a horn in a battle. He could change the action of all of the army by just using his
hand
to control the sound of the horn.
Written by: non0230
I exchanged
four
large
cans {カン} of
shark fin
soup, with missing bottoms, for a
ladder
.
Written by: Anonymous123
With my
hands
I'll work hard to change my life and make it
brighter
.
hand
over the
big
fish
and change it for another.
Written by: ドみにく
I changed the
four big
tires of the car with my bare
hands
. My girlfriends thinks im really
cool
𠂊
for doing that
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
The new action figure is designed so that you can カン replace his
hand
with
four
interchangeable cool
𠂊
attachments converting him into bionic man. When it hits the market it’s going to be a
big
success.
Written by: Jules.33
Hand
{can} periodically change {car}'s
brightness
.
Written by: Haribunner
I fell in love with him when I saw him doing a
cool
𠂊
move with his
hand
when he changed one
big
coin into
four
smaller ones.
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
With my
hands
I can make a
big
change to the
insides
of the
open box
.
Written by: Gjfj
With skillful
fingers
I
bound up
four
St. Bernard’s
to interchange in the market
Written by: Ian Xul
I used my
hand
to replace
4
small
ku’s
with
larger
ones.
ㇰ ㇰ ㇰ ㇰ —> ク
Written by: スーン (UNQSPM)
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/ こうかん - (noun/する verb) exchange, interchange, switching, reciprocity, barter, substitution, replacement, clearing (of checks, cheques)
/ きぶんてんかん - (noun) change of pace, change of mood, (mental) break (e.g. going for a walk), refreshment
/ かんき - (noun/する verb) ventilation
/ てんかん - (noun/する verb) conversion, diversion, changeover, commutation, switchover
/ かんさん - (noun/する verb) conversion (e.g. yen to dollars), change, exchange, translation (numerical)
Kunyomi: つ.む
Onyomi: テキ
Stroke count: 14
Radical name: てへん
Radical
pinch, pick, pluck, trim, clip, summarize
Mnemonics
Fingers
pluck fruit or flowers by pinching the
stem
/テキ. Note む could be つむ or つまむ, but in practice is almost always つむ.
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A pesron
standing
over a
box
full of
old
things and picking out by
hand
which to keep and which to throw away.
Written by: こはく
If a techy{テキ} needs a
ladder
to pick out or trim something,
standing
on an
old
upside down box
will do in a pinch. But don't sue{つ} if you fall.
Written by: Anonymous123
The right side is developed from
which depicts a fruit attaching with a tree’s branch but
wider
, indicating that the fruit is ripe and ready to be picked by a
hand
in the left.
Written by: non0230
Standing
on an
old
upside-down box
, the surgeon used his
hands
to pluck and trim the hairs before surgically removing the cyst from his wife / つま
Written by: Spirit_kokoro
A delicate
FINGER
is needed to handle an
ANTIQUE
salt bowl to grab out a PINCH.
Written by: elbit
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/ してき - (noun/する verb) pointing out, identification
/ てきしゅつ - (noun/する verb) picking out, taking out, (surgical) removal; exposure
/ てきはつ - (noun/する verb) exposing, unmasking, laying bare
/ ぜんてきしゅつ - (noun) total removal of an organ or tissue
/ らんそうてきしゅつ - (noun) {med} oophorectomy, ovariectomy, ovarian resection, spay surgery
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: キュウ
Stroke count: 5
Radical name: ひ,にちへん
Radical
old times, old things, old friend, former, ex-
Mnemonics
Once
there was a
day
when...
Written by: MuMe
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In the old days, we used to queue {キュウ} up for
rod
day
.
Written by: Anonymous123
I'll see my old friend again
one
day
.
Written by:
On the last
day
of the year, symbolically the old year is depicted as an old man with a
cane
. The new year is depicted as a CUTE {キュウ} baby. People gather and toast old friends and talk about old times as they prepare to bring in the new year.
Via : in the old days, when even the wise old owls were
legless babes
/キュウ←.
Something that is old is the thing that
stood
there through lots of
day
.
Written by: non0230
Old times, 18
years ago. Or maybe 9... {キュウ - )
Written by: Perwoll
One
day
you'll be 90/KYUUjuu years old/FURUI too and reminisce about the good old times and how it all began/MOTO.
Written by: レイん|レナ
To be formerly known as something else, is to have had a different name
before
a certain
day
Written by:
All things get old
one
day
.
Written by: Jules.33
Damn, I'm already turning
1
8
, I miss the old
days
Written by: オキシ
18 suns ago = olds times
Also 1 + 8 = 9 = キュウ
1
8/sun
Written by: ケンパチ
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/ ふっきゅう - (noun/する verb) restoration, restitution, rehabilitation
/ きゅうち - (noun) old friend, old acquaintance
/ しんきゅう - (noun) new and old, incoming and outgoing
/ きゅうせい - (noun) old system, old order
/ きゅうせい - (noun) one's original family name, maiden name
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: カク
Stroke count: 10
Radical name: きへん
Radical
nucleus, core, kernel
Mnemonics
The bark protects the
tree
's core from the
hog
's ramming.
Written by: sand_eto
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Tree
nuts, fruits and seeds, all of which either have or are a kernel, are among the favorite foods of
wild boar
/カイ→カク.
If a
boar
finds the right angle{カク}, his tusks can go all the way to the core of the
tree
.
Written by: Anonymous123
The
wooden
hog's
core is full of kernels
Written by: ロニー88
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/ けっかく - (noun) {med} tuberculosis, TB; {geol} concretion
/ かく - (noun) stone (of a fruit), pit, pip; core (of an organization, team, etc.), nucleus, heart; nuclear weapons; {physics} nucleus (of an atom); {biol} nucleus (of a cell); {met} condensation nucleus; {astron} (planetary) core; {chem} ring (in a cyclic compound); {math} kernel, core; nucleus (of a cultured pearl)
/ ちゅうかく - (noun) kernel, core, nucleus, center, centre
/ ちゅうかく - (noun) kernel, core, nucleus, center, centre
/ げんしかく - (noun) {physics} nucleus, atomic nucleus
Kunyomi: おき
Onyomi: チュウ
Stroke count: 7
Radical name: さんずい
Radical
open sea, offing, rise high into sky
Mnemonics
Okee {おき} Dokee. If you choose {チュウ} to be out on the open sea you will be in the
middle
of the
water
.
Written by: Anonymous123
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Out on the open sea you're always
amidst
the
water
.
Written by: Karlla
Okinawa {おき} is in the
middle
of the open sea, surrounded by a vast expanse of
water
.
If you choose {チュウ} to go there, it will have to be by boat or plane.
Open sea is basically a lot of
water
in the
middle
of nowhere.
Written by: Delest
If you’re stuck in the
middle
of the open sea surrounded by
water
, what could わくyou do? You could choose チュウ to off yourself and then everything would be okie おき dokie, because you would rise high in the sky to heaven.
Written by: Jules.33
Tsunamis
tend to come from the
middle
of the open sea, don’t they? Okee {おき} dokie!
Written by: しまうま
Phono-semantic: Phonetic
“チュウ” Semantic
“water”.

If you find yourself
inside
the
water
of the open sea and you might die.
Written by: フバフバ
Even though the Himalayas now rise high into the sky, hundreds of millions of years ago they were part of the seafloor in
middle
of the open sea covered by hundreds of meters of
water
.
When you're in the
MIDDLE
of the
big
WATER
you say you're on the OPEN SEA.
Written by: Abnormalise
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/ おきなわ - (noun) Okinawa (city, prefecture)
/ おき - (noun) open sea; {abbr} Okinawa
/ ちゅうてん - (noun) rising into the heavens
/ ちゅうせき - (noun) alluvial
い / おきあい - (noun) off the coast, offshore, out at sea
Kunyomi:
Onyomi: シン
Stroke count: 9
Radical name: さんずい
Radical
haven, port, harbor, ferry
Mnemonics
Water
brushes
the shores of this harbour.
Written by: Karlla
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One way to cross
water
is a
poled
𦘒
/シン ferry, especially
shallow
havens in ports and harbors. Remember both readings with Shin-Tsudanuma Station()in Chiba.
The entire harbor is filled with
wet
brushes
. A boat with art supplies sought haven in the port, but it was hit by a tsunami{つ}. You should have seen{シン} it.
Written by: Anonymous123
Imagine being in a very classical Japanese house. You pour
water
in a cup to make tea and write a big kanji with your ancient
brush
. But what kanji is it? The kanji for haven, like this splendid haven from the chaotic modern world.
The tip of this
brush
held so much
water
that a single drop turned into a new シン shiny harbor
Written by: ケンパチ
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/ つなみ - (noun) tsunami, tidal wave
/ あまつ - (adjective) {arch} heavenly, imperial
/ けいしん - (noun) Kyoto-Otsu, Kyoto and Otsu; {arch} Kyoto-Settsu, Kyoto and Settsu
/ にゅうしん - (noun/する verb) entering a port
/ つなみ - (noun) tsunami, tidal wave
Kunyomi: わ.く
Onyomi: ユウ
Stroke count: 12
Radical name: さんずい
Radical
boil, ferment, seethe, uproar, breed
Mnemonics
It takes
courage
to stick your hand into boiling
water
.
Written by: こはく
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Original character depicted a pot of water at full boil with steamy vapors. Restructured character has
water
,
steam
,
pot
, and heat source/
power
as separate components, but reading is the same as
courage
/ユウ, ヨウ.
Yoo {ヨウ} bro, you {ユウ} may think it's
brave
to bathe in the boiling
water
that seethes out of there, but I think it's wack {わく}.
Written by: Anonymous123
Youユウ jumped into the
water
to save the boy among the sharks. You have
courage
!
Written by: エミネ
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/ ゆうすい - (noun) spring, welling of water
/ ゆうしゅつりょう - (noun) output
/ ゆうせん - (noun) bubbling spring, gushing spring, fountain
/ ねっすいゆうしゅついき - (noun) hydrothermal discharge zone
く / わく - (Godan verb - く/intransitive) to well (up), to gush out (of water), to spring out, to surge; to appear (esp. suddenly) (sweat, tears, etc.), to sweat, to cry; to feel emotions (e.g. joy, bravery, etc.), to spring up (e.g. an idea, emotions, clouds), to well up, to arise; to hatch, to breed, to propagate, to be infested (esp. of parasitic insects, etc.)
Kunyomi: つ.かる, つ.ける
Onyomi: (none)
Stroke count: 14
Radical name: さんずい
Radical
pickling, soak, moisten, steep
Mnemonics
If you only take plain
water
to pickle the cucumbers, don't
blame
me if they become bad quickly.
Written by: espiacent
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Don't sue {つ} me, because your fruits are pickled.
Blame
the
water
it was soaking in.
Written by: Anonymous123
Depicts the salt-pickling process: add salt /シ-お and just enough
water
to moisten your food items, stack them in
layers
, then pack it all into a
pressurized container
and let it steep in a cool place. Reading from
/セイ→シ.
Pickles are wet.
Water
is to
blame
.
Reading: Hiragana つ looks like an unfinished drawing of a pickle.
Written by: mliekosmedom
I accidentally soaked my pickles in
water
instead of vinegar... I
blame
my little brother for distracting me.
Written by: そら♡
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ける / つける - (Ichidan verb (ます = stem+ます)/transitive) to soak (in), to steep, to dip, to dunk; to pickle, to preserve (in salt, vinegar, etc.)
/ つけもの - (noun) tsukemono, Japanese pickled vegetables
け / しごとづけ - (noun) being immersed in work, working non-stop, being swamped with work, being up to one's ears in work
け / しゃっきんづけ - (noun) being deeply in debt, being up to one's ears in debt
け / なんばんづけ - (noun) roasted or deep-fried fish or meat, marinated in a spicy sauce
Kunyomi: いた.める, い.る
Onyomi: ショウ, ソウ
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: ひへん
Radical
broil, parch, roast, fry
Mnemonics
You have to fry the veggies on a
low
fire
.
Written by: Karlla
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Stir frying used
fire
to heat up the food. Comparing with other methods of cooking, stir frying is
less
time-consuming.
Written by: non0230
I like to EAT A {いた}
little
stir fried vegetables along with a
flame
broiled steak, then go out to see a SHOW {ショウ}.
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める / いためる - (Ichidan verb (ます = stem+ます)/transitive) to fry, to saute, to stir-fry
め / いため - (prefix) stir-fry, stir-frying
め / ちゅうかいため - (noun) {food} Chinese-style fried dish
め / みそいため - (noun) {food} fried dish seasoned with miso
め / あぶらいため - (noun) stir-frying, stir-fry, stir-fried food
Kunyomi: きば
Onyomi: ,
Stroke count: 4
Radical name: きば, きばへん
Radical
tusk, fang, tusk radical (no. 92)
Mnemonics
Picture an elephant
head
in profile, showing the
trunk
and the left
tusk
. Or you might see a snake’s jaw opening wide and an extended fang.
FANG→G→ゲ、ガ

/は  tooth
/きば tusk, ivory
り/さいとり “tusk” for passing papers up a ladder, broker

(*ŋraː)
ガ← /ŋa/ ← *ŋraː
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きep ばk! That animal's
きば
is dangerous!
Written by: TumorsAreGood
When our keybass {きば} player says
O オ
you can see
one
huge fang sticking up. At first I thought it was a gag eh {ガ+ゲ}.
Written by: Anonymous123
Like a boars head. The
back of the head
, the
eyes
, the
top of the snout
and the
tusk
Written by: ロニー88
Pictogram: A pair of
elephant
tusks
.

As a phonetic bushu: ガ、ジャ
Written by: フバフバ
One
barb
saluted
the great tusk
who was everything he could
not
丿
be.
Written by: walkfromhere
It's a
Katakana-オ
with long
tusks
on both sides of it's head giving you a middle-finger.
Written by: Xilmi
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をとぐ / きばをとぐ - (Godan verb - ぐ) to sharpen one's fangs
/ ぞうげ - (noun) ivory
/ しが - (noun) teeth (and tusks)
/ ぶつげ - (noun) {Buddh} tooth of Buddha recovered from his cremated ashes
/ げはい - (noun) bone tile (e.g. for Chinese dominoes)
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: ケン, コン
Stroke count: 13
Radical name: いぬ
Radical
offering, counter for drinks, present, offer
Mnemonics
The
dogs
of the
south
have sent an offer with KEN the samurai
Written by: Seraseth
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Etymology: The phonetic component used to represent a
tree legged pot
{now south}. In this vessel, the poor
doggo
as the semantic part is sacrificed, offered. Luckily the Japanese switched things around and
{read ケン} became the phonetic part! So no dog is hurt here!
Written by: ナイナイ
Ken{ケン} is making offerings of cups of sake to those
southern
dogs
, but I think it's just a con{コン}.
Written by: Anonymous123
In the
South
there is a guardian
Dog
statue, people give OFFERINGS for guarding.

Note: Komainu/Lion-Dogs are shrine guardians.
Written by: ハンゾウ
In the
south
dogs
are offered as sacrifice
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
In the
South
, Kentucky ケン Fried Chicken, KFC is offering meals to
dog
owners.
Written by: ケンパチ
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/ こうけん - (noun/する verb) contribution (furthering a goal or cause), services (to a cause); {hist} paying tribute, tribute
/ ぶんけん - (noun) literature, books (reference), document
/ こんぱい - (noun/intransitive) toast (to someone; esp. the deceased at a post-ceremony meal), drinking to someone's health (or memory)
/ いっこん - (noun) one cup (of sake); (going out for, treating someone to) a drink, small drinking party
/ こんだて - (noun) menu, bill of fare; program, programme, schedule
Kunyomi: あま.い, あま.える, あま.やかす
Onyomi: カン
Stroke count: 5
Radical name: かん,あまい
Radical
sweet, coax, pamper, be content, sugary
Mnemonics
This
can/カン
廿
is
half-full
of sugar.
Written by: gillianfaith
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The kanji shows someone using
chopsticks
to put a sugar
cube
in some sweet
tea
.
Written by: Kylanoカイラーノ
Only
one
in
twenty
廿
of these cans {カン} that I have amassed {あま} contains something sweet and sugary.
Written by: Anonymous123
A
sweet thing in the
mouth
廿
CAN coax even the most pampered child to be content. Since this radical is known as both カン and あまい I like to think of it as a sweets jar /カン filled with sugary hard candy.

(*kaːm)
カン← /kɑm/ ← *kaːm
This kanji is the picture of a
mouth
廿
eating sweet
treats
.
Written by: non0230
It looks like the
head of a cow
looking straight at you, with their ears to the sides and the small horns pointing up. Cows are docile and sweet animals.
Written by: rnavega
Picture of a
half-full
jar
廿
of sweet honey!
Written by: Azuraphel
A MOm {あま} will often try to limit how much CANdy {カン} and other sweets her children eat. This
kanji
is the image of a Tootsie Roll with the portion of the lines that stick out representing the open candy wrapper, and the internal lines representing the segmented candy.
21 kilogram of sugar is too sweet. 21=
20
廿
+
1
Written by: Hitobitokun
Looks like
someone sticking their tongue out
to enjoy a sweet treat, like ice cream
Written by: タクシュ
The
shrine gate
became blocked by
two
can-pletely 「カン」amai-zing「あまい」 sweet candy canes.
Written by: Vitor Conte
10
glasses of lemonade need
20
廿
cubes of sugar to be sweet.
Written by: Aroshima
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/ あまくち - (Noun/な-adjective) sweet flavour, sweet flavor, mildness; flattery; stupidity
/ あまみ - (noun) sweetness, sugary taste; sweets, dessert, cake
/ おおあま - (Adjective/-な) lenient; overoptimistic
/ かんみ - (noun) sweetness, sugary taste; sweets, dessert, cake; charm, appeal; taste, flavour, flavor
やかす / あまやかす - (す verb/transitive) to pamper, to spoil
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: リョウ
Stroke count: 17
Radical name: やまいだれ
Radical
heal, cure
Mnemonics
A
little
bit of
sun
in Rio {リョウ} will cure the
illness
affecting your
big
bunny ears
Written by: Anonymous123
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Use some
fuel
to make the room warmer for the
sick person
she’ll get healed sooner
Written by: Baharley
Etymology: Semantic
Bed, Illness
means cure. The phonetic part
ryou
depicts a fire, but you might know it with a roof: - Domitory.
Written by: ナイナイ
Using you as
fuel
for this sacrifice, I shall cure my
sickness
.
Some
Sickness
feels like
One
Small
Sun
Fire
when HEALING
Written by: ハンゾウ
The cure to the
sickness
is a
little
bit of the
big
flaming
sun
everyday to synthesize vitamin D
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
To heal the
sickness
a
large
day
with
little
to do is needed. That is the (sacrifice
needed, to rest to heal.
Written by: Rdelav
A
little
bit
of
sun
and a
big
bowl of chicken soup will HEAL you right up and CURE your
illness
.
Written by: Jules.33
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/ いりょう - (noun) medical care, medical treatment
/ しんりょう - (noun/する verb) diagnosis and treatment, medical care
/ ちりょう - (noun/する verb) (medical) treatment, care, therapy, cure, remedy
/ たいしょうりょうほう - (noun) {med} symptomatic therapy; makeshift solution
/ きゅうきゅういりょう - (noun) emergency medicine
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: メイ
Stroke count: 13
Radical name: さら
Radical
alliance, oath
Mnemonics
The sun and the moon swore an oath of
light
/メイ over a sacred
vessel
. Their alliance is still strong.
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They brought a
bright
plate
as a gift to seal the alliance.
Written by: lightmotif
In the past, an oath was made when people are coming together with a
bowl
of blood for sacrifice to make a deal to the
sky
. See
for more.
Written by: non0230
May{メイ} this
bright
plate
serve as a reminder of our alliance. Take care not to break the plate or your oath.
Written by: Anonymous123
The
dish
took an oath to wash itself on the fifth
day
of the
month
.
The idea of this alliance came to
light
during the main メイ
dish
.
Written by: ケンパチ
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/ れんめい - (noun) league, federation, union
/ どうめい - (noun/する verb) alliance, union, league
/ かめい - (noun/する verb) joining (an association, agreement, etc.), participation, affiliation, accession
/ めいしゅ - (noun) leader (of an alliance), leading power
/ めいゆう - (noun) sworn friend
Kunyomi: つ.ぐ
Onyomi: ケイ
Stroke count: 13
Radical name: いとへん
Radical
inherit, succeed, continue, patch, graft (tree)
Mnemonics
He was proud to inherit his families'
rice
business. The initials K {ケイ} and
L
, for Kao Ltd., was sewn in
thread
onto every bag. He was prepared to sue {つ} anybody that infringed on their trademark.
Written by: Anonymous123
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The inherit goes down the
line
of the successors that are represented by
seeds
Written by: Rdelav
I took over this business of
measuring
rice
with
thread
.
Written by: Karlla
when I take the
L
my
rice
and
threads
will be inherited.
Written by: ロニー88
This
bento box
L, has been
inherited
down our family
line
for generations and generations
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
Via : Each
thread
/ケイ-making silkworm inherits the traits of both the
father
and
his parents
as well as the
mother
and
her parents
, but belongings continue to go to whoever succeeds the previous generation, even if they are not blood-relatives.
Ito
L
imited, the famous
rice
company, will soon be inherited by the CEO's first son Kei.
Written by: そら♡
This is the
PATCH
I
stitched
onto my clothing with
thread
, so that I can CONTINUE to wear the clothing I INHERITED
Written by: Jules.33
Thread
Rice
Ltd
is the company I inherited and will continue to lead, taking care ケイ to deal with whatever challenge comes next つぎ
Written by: Spirit_kokoro
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/ けいぞく - (noun/する verb) continuation, continuance, going on
/ ちゅうけい - (noun/する verb) relay, hook-up; {abbr} relay broadcasting
/ なまちゅうけい - (noun/する verb) live broadcast (radio, TV), live coverage
/ けいしょう - (noun/する verb) inheritance, succession, accession; {law} share-alike; {comp} inheritance
/ けいとう - (noun/する verb) relieving the (starting) pitcher
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 14
Radical name: いとへん
Radical
fiber, tie, rope
Mnemonics
Birds
thread
fibers into elaborate nests.
Written by: Karlla
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{I}
string
the
turkey
up with a rope.
Written by: Haribunner
When roasting a whole
bird
like a chicken or turkey, it is customary to tie the legs together with a fiber
string
so that the bird will hold its shape during roasting and the parts of the bird will cook evenly. This process is called "trussing."
Turkey
thread
is one of the best fibers to make rope out of.
Written by: Seraseth
I secured the
fence
with
rope
.
Written by: Jules.33
Spiderman
eats each fiber of the
turkey
, one bye one. Aye aye イ sir !
Written by: ケンパチ
Three
threads
merely
/ユイ→イ
twined with the occasional knot to tie it together is all it takes to make rope from fiber.
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/ いじ - (noun/する verb) maintenance, preservation, improvement
/ いじひ - (noun) maintenance costs
/ せんい - (noun) fibre, fiber, textile
/ いしん - (noun) reformation, revolution, renewal; {hist} Meiji Restoration; {abbr} Nippon Ishin no Kai, Japan Innovation Party
/ せんい - (noun) fibre, fiber, textile
Kunyomi: なわ
Onyomi: ジョウ
Stroke count: 15
Radical name: いとへん
Radical
straw rope, cord
Mnemonics
It took
two days
to make a
cord
of straw rope from straw
threads
.
Written by: ドみにく
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Okinawa {なわ} Joe {ジョウ} stretched a
thread
of rope across
two cane fields
.
Written by: Anonymous123
Via : A
threaded
straw rope is an especially nice place to photograph
green frogs
/ボウ→ジョウ. Attempts to correct ただす a frog’s posture with a cord なわ are however not recommended.
Joe {ジョウ} tried to capture the narwhal {なわ}
whale
with a straw rope. He lassoed the whale's tusk and said, "Ta dah!" {ただ}, but the whale snapped the cord as easily as a
thread
.
Navajo - なわ - ジョウ - Trail is a
high rope garden
made out of
threads
.
Written by: Misaouette
In Okinawa {なわ}, instead of
thread
, they use their
turtles
to make rope.
Written by: しまうま
Phono-semantic: Phonetic “ジョウ” Semantic
“thread”. Is a frog simplified.

Rope can be considered to be a type of
thread
. The
Frog
is sat on it.
Written by: フバフバ
A
thread
of
frogs
{kyūjitai:} is not a rope.
Written by: コエル
Once upon a time at a temple in Okinawa, {} a turtle wasn’t paying attention and he walked right under the しめなわ {しめ}
ROPE
into the consecrated area. When the
turtle
< realized what he had done, he hid his head his shame. And that’s why turtles tuck their head into their shells.
Written by: Jules.33
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/ おきなわ - (noun) Okinawa (city, prefecture)
/ なわ - (noun) rope, cord; policeman's rope
/ じょうもん - (noun) straw-rope pattern pressed into earthenware; {hist} {abbr} Jōmon period (ca. 14000-1000 BCE)
/ せんじょうもんじだい - (noun) {hist} {rare} pre-Jomon period (i.e. the preceramic period)
り / なわばり - (noun/する verb) stretching a rope around, roping off, cordoning off, demarcation; one's turf, domain, territory, jurisdiction, sphere of influence; {zool} territory (of an animal)
Kunyomi: まい, ま.う
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 15
Radical name: まいあし
Radical
dance, flit, circle, wheel
Mnemonics
MAI i have this
dance
from you? Behind this BUtiful
fence
with the
string of lights
on top.
Written by: ジェン~1984
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After a hard day of harvesting,
nothing
was better than celebratory
dancing
in the
evening
.
Written by: sand_eto
An elaboration of
whirling nothing
/ム→ブ with
opposite feet
to disambiguate dance from the Zen concept of nothingness. The spinning nature of dancing leads to the senses circle and wheel, and rapid movement to flit.
She mastered the DANCE by doing
Nothing
but
Dancing
Written by: ハンゾウ
This
year
in the
evenings
I will do
nothing
but dance!
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
No one BUt {ブ} MIke {まい} danced on the
fence
every
evening
for a
year
.
Written by: coin
Mai's
dancing legs
moved gracefully throughout the
evening
, as if
nothing
could stop her passion for dance.
Written by: アルゼン
No
丿
one
holds a
plate
while
dancing
Written by:
MAI {mai} does
nothing
but dance in a circle with a BOY {ぶ}
cow
all
evening
Written by: ロールズ
The slave-owner commanded his slaves to find a
needle
in the
haystack
, thinking they'd find nothing.
But they actually found it and were rewarded with the permission to
dance
in a circle to some Rock'n Roll.
Written by: Xilmi
If it is too
hard to do
, just use a wheel, it will be as easy as
dancing
.
Written by: Gjfj
Nothing
is going to prevent me from dancing with you this
evening
. I have been waiting all
year
for this dance.

“Boo ブ, might まい I have this dance? Let’s circle the dance floor.
Written by: Jules.33
The
arrow
flew over
forty
of us, as
*we
danced in the
evening
*we sounds like the old kana wi ヰ
Written by: Anonymous123
Related vocabulary
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/ しょちゅうみまい - (noun) summer greeting card, inquiry after someone's health in the hot season
/ まい - (noun) dancing, dance
/ ぶたい - (noun) stage (of a theatre, concert hall, etc.), (stage) performance; setting (of a story), scene; sphere (of activity), stage (e.g. political stage), scene, arena, world
/ はつぶたい - (noun) debut, initial stage appearance
/ かぶき - (noun) kabuki, traditional form of drama and music performed by male actors wearing makeup mainly in white and red
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: ハン
Stroke count: 10
Radical name: ふねへん
Radical
carrier, carry, all, general, sort, kind
Mnemonics
A
ship
in general will carry all kinds of things, including
pike
s
.
Written by: lightmotif
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The
ship
is carrying
tables
,
again
Written by: Nicolas2
I was about to sail off in the
ship
again
, so I proceeded to carry my luggage by the HANdle {ハン} into my quarters and put it on the
table
.
Generally, as a smuggler, Han{ハン} would carry any kind of cargo on his
ship
for the right price. Especially, if he recently lost to Jabba at the poker
tables
again
.
Written by: Anonymous123
“This
boat
is a general purpose carrier that
rotates
through all different kinds of cargo,” said the captain of the Millennium Falcon.
い/たぐい kind, sort, peer
る/めぐる circle, repeat, circulate

(*praːn)
ハン← /puɑn/ ← *praːn
Half ハン the
boat
was carrying
missiles
, the other half was general stuff
Written by: ケンパチ
A
small boat
loaded with
pikes
is the sort of boat you don't want to encounter on a fishing trips.
Written by: Kuromi
A
boat
will have at least one
weapon
, generally.
Written by: Nyxalium
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/ かくはん - (noun) all, every, various
/ だいはんにゃきょう - (noun) {Buddh} Great Perfection of Wisdom Sutra
/ はんか - (noun) generalization (psychology, linguistics, etc.)
/ はんにゃ - (noun) {Buddh} prajna (wisdom required to attain enlightenment); {noh} hannya, mask of a grinning, horned demoness (represents a woman's rage and jealousy); {abbr} dreadful face (esp. of a woman driven mad by jealousy), terrifying facial expression
/ ぜんぱん - (noun) (the) whole; {n-suf} as a whole, in general, at large (after a noun)
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: ダク
Stroke count: 15
Radical name: ごんべん
Radical
consent, assent, agreement
Mnemonics
They
say
the
young
are so naive they'll consent to anything.
Written by: lightmotif
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They
say
I look too
young
to play on the DAKU/dock, so they need my parent's consent.
Written by: chancetenacity
It’s all too easy to consent to the
words
of an agreement when you are
young
/ジャク→ダク and be bound by them long afterwards.
Young
people often
talk
to ducks ダク that gather on the grass
to the right
but by the letter of the law they need their parents’ consent to do that
Written by: Spirit_kokoro
i tried to come to an agreement, but you kept being on
the fence
about it, no matter what I
said
. DAre KUm 'round again and I hook you with my
right
fist.
Written by: ジェン~1984
They
say
that when they were
young
they had to consent to an agreement with da cool{ダク} kids, in order to use the playground.
Written by: Anonymous123
To turn someone into a vampire, Dracula ダク needs the
young
victim’s consent: they must clearly
say
“yes.”
Written by: ケンパチ
Young people were agreed to watch DUCKtales remake with Donald DUCK
Written by: アタランタ
Related vocabulary
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/ しょうだく - (noun/する verb) consent, approval, acceptance, agreement, compliance
/ じゅだく - (noun/する verb) acceptance
/ きょだく - (noun/する verb) consent, assent, approval, permission
/ ふしょうだく - (noun) dissent, disagreement, disapproval, objection, refusal
/ じごしょうだく - (noun) {yoji} ex-post-facto approval
貿
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: ボウ
Stroke count: 12
Radical name: かい,こがい
Radical
trade, exchange
Mnemonics
Gee
whiz, I'm hungry. I would trade my
sword
and my bow {ボウ} for some
shellfish
right about now.
Written by: Anonymous123
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He traded a rare
shellfish
with the
sign of the hare
on it.
Written by: espiacent
In this region, the beginning of commerce was to exchange
rabbits
for
money
.
Written by: やれやれ
We use to exchange
rabbit
pelts for
shellfish
at trade posts.
Written by: Seanyくんです
Trade under the
new moon
/ボウ for
shellfish
.【The new moon is when the rabbit ear markings on the moon’s surface are most visible and also the best time for smuggling to avoid tariff agents.】
Im in the business of trading
goods
, namely
swords
for
shellfish
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
Trade a
rabbit
and
sword
for
shellfish?
Written by: Litchii
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貿 / ぼうえき - (noun/する verb) (foreign) trade, (international) commerce, importing and exporting
貿 / せかいぼうえききかん - (noun) World Trade Organization (Organisation), WTO
貿 / ごけいぼうえき - (noun) reciprocal trade
貿 / こうかんぼうえきせい - (noun) barter system
貿 / ちゅうかいぼうえき - (noun) intermediary trade, trade conducted via an agency
Kunyomi: こ.える, こ.す
Onyomi: チョウ
Stroke count: 12
Radical name: そうにょう
Radical
transcend, super-, ultra-
Mnemonics
He chose {チョウ} to
run
around with a
sword
in his
mouth
to show how super, ultra tough he was, even though it transcended common sense.
Written by: Anonymous123
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To TRANSCEND beyond your limits
and turn into a SUPER human,
you have to
RUN
away from all the
temptations that try to
SEDUCE
you.
Written by: Abnormalise
They say it's stupid to
run
holding scissors in your hand, but it's ultra-stupid to run holding a
knife
in your
mouth
. Because he was on COcaine {こ}, he chose {チョウ} to do so anyway, and now he has transcended this mortal plane.
Superman
runs
to a phone booth to
put on
/ショウ→チョウ his costume. Anyone seen any phone booths lately? They’ve been transcended.
Related vocabulary
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/ ちょうか - (noun/する verb) excess, surplus, exceeding (a limit, estimate, etc.), going over
/ ちょう - (noun) super-, ultra-, hyper-, extreme; {col} extremely, really, totally, absolutely; {n-suf} over, more than (after a number or counter)
/ ちょうでんどう - (noun) superconductivity, super-conductivity
/ ちょうとうは - (noun) suprapartisan, multiparty, bipartisan, nonpartisan
す / こす - (す verb) to cross over (e.g. mountain), to go across; to get over (e.g. hardship); to pass time (e.g. a winter); to surpass, to be better than, to exceed; to move house; {hon} to go, to come
Kunyomi: ふ.まえる, ふ.む
Onyomi: トウ
Stroke count: 15
Radical name: あしへん
Radical
step, trample, carry through, appraise, evade payment
Mnemonics
You can step your
foot
𧾷
on the
sun
if you put
water
on top first.
Written by: Writer
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You can step with your
leg
𧾷
on the
sun
reflected in a puddle of
water
Written by: guygeva2311
Who {ふ}, me? Oh, sorry! I stepped on your toe {トウ}! I was trying to evade taxes by stepping my
leg
𧾷
into
puddles
to
day
.
Written by: quickMaffs44
A single
foot
𧾷
step is the beginning of a
continuous
/トウ trail. You can go with Bilbo Baggins or a journey of a thousand ri here, but the imagery is the same.
Bare
foot
or in
boots
, don't step on the lawn!
Written by: Karlla
If you step on the
sun
with your
foot
,
don't be surprised if you scorch your toes {トウ} even if you put
water
on them first. {Hat tip to ライフ}
FUMU/Fuming because you stepped in
sun-hot
water
before/MAE and RUined your
feet
you trample over to the TOU/door.
Written by: レイん|レナ
Putting
shoes
on your
foot
makes it less painful to step on things
Written by:
My
foot
steps into a puddle of
water
every
day
.... I have bad luck
Written by: そら♡
With my
leg
and especially my big toe トウ, I step on the
sun
reflected in the puddle of
water

>> Hat tip guygeva2311
Written by: Spirit_kokoro
After I stepped on his big toe {トウ} he
stopped
mouthing
off. I swear {ふ} this happens every time he goes in the
water
before the
sun
comes out..
Written by: Anonymous123
Related vocabulary
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/ ぶとう - (noun/する verb) dance (esp. Western style), dancing
/ ざっとう - (noun/する verb) hustle and bustle, throng, crowd, congestion, traffic jam
/ じんせきみとう - (noun) {yoji} unexplored
/ かそうぶとうかい - (noun) fancy dress ball, costume ball, masquerade ball
む / ふむ - (Godan verb - む/transitive) to step on, to tread on, to trample on; to set foot on (e.g. foreign soil), to stand on, to visit; to experience, to undergo; to follow (rules, principles, etc.), to go through (e.g. formalities), to complete; to estimate, to guess, to judge, to value, to appraise; to rhyme; to succeed to (e.g. the throne)
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: , ユイ
Stroke count: 15
Radical name: しんにょう,しんにゅう
Radical
bequeath, leave behind, reserve
Mnemonics
Bequeath your
precious
/キ→イ things when you
pass on
.
る /のこる remain
てる/すてる abandon, leave behind
す /のこす bequeath, leave behind
れる/わすれる forget, leave behind
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'e {イ} left behind his
precious
belongings on the
road
.
When you travel by
scooter
anything
valuable
you need to leave behind or it will attract 'I'gles
Written by: Seraseth
When one is forced to take the
road
, better leave behind or bequeath all that is
precious
, lest it hamper you, be lost or stolen on the way.
Written by: FoeNyx
Bilbo bequeathes the "
Precious
" to Frodo, who will carry it on the long
road
to Mordor.
*Precious is composed of purse and shells
Written by: ジューリ
I{イ} hereby bequeath to Yui {ユイ} all the
precious
valuables I picked up on the
road
. May she find happiness in the items I have left behind.
Written by: Anonymous123
I accidentally left the trunk open while driving, and all my
valuables
fell out onto the
road
and were left behind
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
A
precious
pearl was Left behind the
road
with attached {いしょ} dying will.
Written by: ハンゾウ
When I {イ}
pass on
I will BEQUEATH my
money
to be
split
down
middle
between my heirs.
Written by: Jules.33
After my traffic accident on the
road
, all my
precious
belongings were left behind
Written by: ケンパチ
The poor man was chased by a dog when he approached its {KEN}nel while dispatching a parcel.
He left behind his
expensive
e{イ}-bike on
the road
Written by: シン・ソツ
Related vocabulary
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/ いせき - (noun) (archeological) remains, ruins, relics
/ こういしょう - (noun) {med} prognostic symptoms, after-effect, sequela
/ ゆいごん - (noun/する verb) last request, dying wish
/ ひみつしょうしょゆいごん - (noun) secret will and testament, sealed envelope will
/ ぶんかいさん - (noun) cultural heritage
Kunyomi: たの.む, たの.もしい, たよ.る
Onyomi: ライ
Stroke count: 16
Radical name: おおがい
Radical
trust, request
Mnemonics
I request you to take this
bundle
of
pages
to the teacher.
Written by: イシャー
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I request you to copy
bundle
of
pages
Written by: Baharley
My elderly grandfather requested me to look after a
bundle
of his earthly goods because he trusted me. He said he had put his instructions on a
page
. But when I accepted the page, it was just a slice of RYE {ライ} bread.
Phono-semantic: Phonetic
“ライ” Semantic
originally
”money”.

I trust and request that the
bundle
of
cash
will be hidden on your
head
.
Written by: フバフバ
I want to request a favor. Can you carry this
bundle
of
pages
to the writer?
Written by: チェイスです
Trust the
opposition
/ラツ→ライ to make a
profit
. Explanation: you can easily identify the opposition because, by request, they always carry their sheaf in the left hand and their drawn knife in the right hand. This makes them predictable, so you can rely on that and even earn money from it. RELY→RYE→ライ.
is the radical because is phonetic, which doesn’t quite add up.
I need to know たの you better in order to trust you. So I’m going to request to
see
the terms in writing ライrather than just hearing it come out of your
mouth
.
Written by: Jules.33
I trust you’ll fulfill my request if I give you this
bundle
of
leaves
{stack of money}
My friend Ray {ライ} trusted me with his request to prepare a
bundle
of
pages
, to name {たのむ} a few.
Written by: うらしい
I request your trust that this
bundle
of
pages
is the same you gave me earlier.
Written by: Catalyst314
I want to request a favor. Can you take this
bundle
of
pages
to the writer {ライ}? I know I can trust you to do it. Credits: War2244
Written by: ゼルダちゃん
I request to have
shellfish
in my
mouth
under
tree
leaves
.
Written by: Amu9196
To make a request to the government, you must fill out this
bundle
of
pages
and wait 3-6 months for a reply. Don't worry, trust the process.
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
Bundle
of
pages
is actually money, and I request you to trust me and give some to me.
Written by: Veerdb
The ライ-ting in the
bundle
of
pages
are requests entrusted to you.
Written by: moolsu
You can trust, rely on, that your
bundle
request has been registered in the order's
page
.
Written by: コエル
In "Land before time" Littlefoot entrusted Petrie to take care of their only
bundle
of
leafes
, which he had gotten from his mom.
. Petrie was very reliable so he could be asked to take care of a task like that.
Written by: Xilmi
I very much rely on the authentcity of this
stack
of
pages
.
Written by: Karlla
I request that you refill the printer tray with a new
ream
of paper when it’s empty. The
pages
are ta yo たよ right ライ. I trust that you can do that, and I want to know たの that you understand.
Written by: Jules.33
Trust me. If I put
one
bite of food in my
mouth
with
tree
nuts or
shellfish
in it, my face will blow right ライ up. That’s why I requested a list of all the ingredients in the dish. I need ta know たの because of my allergies.
Written by: Jules.33
The
man
requested a
bundle
of
money/shells
Written by: Ciboxd
Related vocabulary
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しい / たのもしい - (Adjective/-い) reliable, dependable, trustworthy, reassuring; hopeful, promising
/ たのもし - (noun) mutual financing association
/ いらい - (noun/する verb) request, commission, entrusting (with a matter); dependence, reliance
む / たのむ - (Godan verb - む/transitive) to request, to beg, to ask; to call, to order, to reserve; to entrust to; {int} {col} please, please do
み / たのみ - (noun) request, favor, favour; reliance, dependence, trust, hope
Kunyomi: さかな, さけ, ふぐ
Onyomi: カイ, ケイ
Stroke count: 17
Radical name: うおへん
Radical
salmon
Mnemonics
salmon is a
fish
that goes upstream covering
ground
after
ground
Written by: Feade
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A salmon is a
fish
that can jump over
two piles of dirt
. It goes well with sake {さけ} and shellfish {カイ}, okay {ケイ} ?!
Written by: Anonymous123
Chum salmon is a
fish
named for the
angular
/ケイ “tzum” markings on the flanks. The pronunciation しゃけ is often favored over さけ to avoid confusion with お. is also used for the spiky ふぐ blowfish.
Salmon is the best tasting
fish
on
earth
.
Written by: Jules.33
Related vocabulary
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/ さけ - (noun) salmon (Salmonidae spp.); chum salmon (Oncorhynchus keta)
/ さけりょう - (noun) salmon fishing
/ さけかん - (noun) canned salmon, tinned salmon
づけ / さけちゃづけ - (noun) chazuke with salmon
け / さけちゃづけ - (noun) chazuke with salmon
鹿
Kunyomi: , しか
Onyomi: (none)
Stroke count: 11
Radical name: しか
Radical
鹿
deer
Mnemonics
I caught a deer under the
cliff
广
, but it
broke the net
and escaped while I was foolishly
comparing
it to a horse. 鹿!
Written by: gillianfaith
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Depicts a male deer with
antlers
广
,
head
and
feet
.
antlers + feet = /ロク.
か is the Old Japanese word for deer.
しか originally meant male deer 鹿.

鹿(*b·roːɡ) 鹿
ロク← /luk̚/ ← *b·roːɡ
Looks like a
DEER with large antlers
hanging
upside down to be dried and eaten.
Written by: Davidn
For catching deer, there is no question {か} that the
canopy
广
is better, when
compared
to those six {ロク}
bent and torn nets
Written by: Anonymous123
A deer, basically. The
antlers
, the
head
, the
front legs
, and the
back legs
gave it away.
Written by: non0230
I found five deer
antlers
on the ground under the
cliff
广
.
Written by: Jules.33
Under the
cliff
广
I
compared
the
broken net
to a normal one and realized a deer must have broke it.
Written by: ロニー88
Out of the
bat cave
广
, a deer freed the 2
sitting bambinos
from the
deer trap

Bambi being a deer in Disney...bambino... ahem.
deer trap = a hole with 2 spikes | in them
Written by: ケンパチ
When I was a child, my parents often took me to the forrest.
There were these contraptions. They had a
roof
广
, a wooden contraption that looks a bit like a
tetris
T
block missing two edges
and
2 comparable stabilizers to keep the aforementiononed contraption ヒgh
.
There was old bread and straw inside of the contraption. When I asked what it was for, my parents told me it's for feeding deer.
Written by: Xilmi
Related vocabulary
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鹿 / ばか - (Adjective/-な) idiot, moron, fool; {adj-na} stupid, foolish, dull, absurd, ridiculous; trivial, insignificant, disappointing; malfunctioning, defective, losing sensation; {sl} incredibly, unusually, exceptionally; {sl} fervent enthusiast, nut, person singularly obsessed with something (usu. in compounds); {abbr} Mactra chinensis (species of trough shell)
鹿 / ばかもの - (noun) {derog} moron, idiot, stupid person
鹿 / しか - (noun) deer (esp. the sika deer, Cervus nippon), cervid
鹿 / くちじろしか - (noun) Thorold's deer (Cervus albirostris), white-lipped deer
鹿らしい / ばからしい - (Adjective/-い) absurd, foolish, stupid, silly, nonsense, ludicrous, preposterous, laughable, ridiculous
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