A doctor is someone who keeps you to be exact, and treats you while saying " for you today!", although you were dying and lost all hope before. The doctor says "ii ii" {translates to good good} to make you feel better.

Doctor carries
with
Acupuncture is one of the main methods of Chinese folk medicine.

A has just exited that ! It must be the Doctor!

A ←人 with an wound needs medical care from an emergency doctor.

医（*qiːs）鷖 翳 嫛 黳 繄 医 嫕 蘙 瞖 殹 贀 醫 毉 蠮
イ← /ʔieiᴴ/ ← *qiːs

When I'm sick, have to stay in and wait for the *doctor* to prescribe some "icky"「I い、イ」*medicine*.

This kanji looks like a
Laying on a
Being cared for by a doctor giving them medicine

Looks like a in a , like The Doctor with his sonic in his TARDIS {police box}, which is inside.

A with going {イ}nside the to fetch some medicine.

This is a condensed form of a character that showed in a , a hand holding a tool, and a vase of medicinal liquor. Altogether, these elements create a scene of a person practicing medicine. See the variant form for the original.

A doctor will treat that holding an inside.

If doctors/Isha or medicine/KUSUrI can't help you, you're going to in a ...

The doctor’s next patient was a man with an in イ/い his head. He put the bed rail down on the to give him his -medicine.

Medicine: simplified from 醫 "medicine": 殹 "to groan" + 酉 "liquor" – to treat a groaning patient with medicinal liquor. In the simplified version, only the left part of "to groan" remains. It can be read as "arrow storage": + .

The doctor pulls out the from the .

Doctors treat .

Inside the of a doctor's coat, there's always a couple of for them to use in case of an emergency shot.
The pocket is the one near the heart, the one where you usually put pens in it, and you can simply picture the Kanji of the dart on the outside of the pocket, for everyone to see when seeing a doctor

The doctor will give you medicine, some in a

The doctor took the out and put it in a .

The doctor has a of filled with medicine

You're in a and you've been shot by an . Obviously things are looking pretty bad. You need some medicine if you hope to live.

Treating an wound in a clean, space Is {イ} the basic of medicine.

stuck in a for a doctor to help her out

If you have a in your , you definitely need to see a doctor.

Hey you dropped your Wait are you okay? Should I call a doctor?

A lying in イ/い a , and an on their head waiting for the doctor and their medicine.

Medicine is in a . That is to say divine providence subjugated by humanity.

A doctor captured cure medicine in a , administered by -pricking the skin

A hospital room or doctor's office

匚

, inside there is a

大

with an old-school .

doctor can think outside of the since they assume they have the power of gods in

To start the ceremony, the statue of the will go on the .

It will begin when the stands on the .

That at the , she {シ} started her speech for the ceremony an hour ago and just ended now... Had she {はじ} gone any longer, would have started falling asleep and drooling from my .

The stood at the in the auditorium. "She"「SHI シ」*began* her lecture with "nice to meet you = はじめまして"「HAJI はじ」as she *commenced* her introduction.

The beggining of my life. When left the of my .

This is a and a . It is associated with the concept of generation or origin. You can see it as woman giving birth. The start of a new life.

Putting on a will be the beginning of the end.

To COMMENCE a good relationship with a , from the START you should treat her like princess and put her on a high , then the Love will BEGIN. ;);)

It began when opened my and said はじめまして to that . She し smiled and said the same.

It will begin when SHE {し}, a , stands on the .

Looks like a standing at a to give a commencement speech at the beginning of a school year.

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “シ” Semantic “woman”.

always we all start from a woman.

The was brave enough to stand on the to start speaking.

When my mom, a , gave birth to , the very first thing I did as my life began was open my to cry!

Life begins for the when it emerges from a

and my were about to start {はじめる} moving this .

It all begins when the was in the

The 厶 and ロ represent the nose and mouth of a eating a , beginning the saga of Attack on Titan （進撃の巨人）.

Everything began with a 's . SHI/She stood on a and spoke to .

See a beginning a task while standing at the kitchen ,

The sitting next to the HAS JIM {はじ} on the hook, and she only just began

The announcer rang the with her to begin the fight

A strong uses her and her to begin important work.

the conversation began with the when opened my

They placed child on a to celebrate the beginning of the new life.

After women gave birth to her child, that's when her new life as a mom begins. Change in to to indicate that the baby is out of the womb to be by his mother's side, ready for the new beginning. Life is beautiful, isn't it?

The end of your life is called

Oh! {お} I’m at the end of my tether. I must finish ing my SHOEs {しゅう} for the .

"Oh, was"「OWA おわ」my "shoe"「SHŪ シュウ」*finished* at the repair shop? I must have the frayed replaced before the *end* of !

The ends the year by wrapping it in its icy as a finishing touch.

The ends in

As the /チ← /ʈˠiɪᵡ/ ← *tuːŋ … *tjuŋ → /t͡ɕi̯uŋ/ →シュウ, put in to finish it off.
Currently formulated as a phono-semantic character with /トウ← /tuoŋ/ ← *tuːŋ … *tjuŋ → /t͡ɕi̯uŋ/ →シュウ.

Component breakdown:
• : This radical means "thread" or "string".
• : This component represents "winter" and is a combination of the "end of a rope" and the "sun," symbolizing the last season of the year.

Combined meaning: Putting these together, literally means "the end of a thread" and metaphorically represents the end of a task, a day, or a year, leading to its meaning of "to end" or "finish". 

Oh {お} no! I need to finish up my shoes {シュウ} before fall ends in two weeks {つい}.

Oh, are you おわる prepared for the end of the year? Make sure you have some sweet つい and shoes シュウ.

To end: originally, the knot at the end of a . Over time, the "knot" part turned into because the two looked similar. If it’s easier, you can think of it as "silk spinning stops in winter".

ends the year.
You SHUU/should finish spinning all the by the end of .

In Japan, the ends on , the last season of the year.

I must finish making my before the end of .

Get yourself some warm and shoes {シュウ} before is over {hat tip to lightmotif}

is coming.... Or not, Game of has ended!

My have a lot of snow on their ends when I walk around outside in

It's finished if you wear a in

Oh {お} ?! What do you mean the movie already ended? I wasn't even that ! shoot! {しゅう}!

I'll complain about this on my blog's .

The of my relationship unraveled and ended in

OH SHOOt {お • シュウ}! My SWIveling {つい} chair broke and now I can't finish the gift for my friend before the end of the year! It was already too , however...

Oh, warui お.わる！I need to finish this coat before !

Looks like a and a which can be used to celebrate the end / finish of something.

is the end of the year. There is also an to symbolize more winter

The silkworm releases its last before the end of

If you only wear a in , it is over for you then, the End

she used all the she wa able to get before the end of

End the cool by wearing sweater made with

is the finish of the seasons.

can't wait for to end. Going outside in spandex isn't exactly toasty.

When begins, the days when loose of spider webs are flying around outside are over 終わる

The is hitting the

"Seki"「SEKI セキ」took his and started hitting the in sculpure class. It wasn't "easy"「ISHI いし」to carve.

A pictogram of a under the .

Everyone was SHAKUed when Michaelangelo La Pieta out of . ISHI really made out of stone?!

Depicts a stone at the base of a ←厂. May also be interpreted as a hand 𠂇 holding a stone to throw it, but do not confuse with 右!

石（*djaɡ）柘 妬 蠹蠧 沰 拓 橐 袥 驝 斫 磭 磔 跖 石 碩 祏 鉐 鼫
シャク←ジャク←じやく← /ʑi̯ɛk̚/ ← *djaɡ
セキ apparently via Korean 석 seok.
コク apparently via 擔. See also 䄷.

Pictogram: under a

Like in Indiana Jones, imagine Indy fleeing from the huge by grabbing a attached to the , Tarzan style

grabs a stone with their .

The near the Itsukushima have all been polished smooth by the tide.

A whetting is /ケン with a blade to sharpen it and make it KEEN→ケン.

Ken ｛ケン｝polishes beside the .

Please dont tug {と（ぐ）} the tall and polished statue by the , but you can {ケン} research it.

Ken is sitting on a polished near , sharpening his sword.

A made of polished and to study is to polish / sharpen the mind.

Can けん you polish a using your own ?

you polish a by stone

You polish your TO - KEN
Your token is just like any other

ケン sharpened a sword by hitting it with a and putting it in the fire.
開く = open, and the shape between the gates is the same as open.

KEN {けん} polishes to sharpen them, then in a pile.

KEN/Can I polish or sharpen the on this gate/TOri?

A is used to grind the to a smooth polish.

sharpening a tool against a

I studied how to properly polish a .

*Ken* the Samurai uses to polish a One to hold it and the other to rub it.

When at the sharpening use otherwise you won't achieve an even POLISH.

I polished my to make it sharp enough to break the on my

Can {ケン} you pass me the whet , please?! I need to {と} sharpen my !!

In his LABORATORY けん is RESEARCHING how to SHARPEN a with just .

You can use and them for polish, study and sharpen. These are KEN and TO.GU

I've been researching the number and I've finally learnt how to pronounce it - {KYU}

When you look like someone who spends hours a day in a , you are probably a student studying for their exams. Not cute, not cute at all キュ

I have research projects on with queued {キュウ} up . That's the opposite of wacky {わき reversed = きわ}.

Depicts a being explored by a reaching hand in a research study. The hand is now drawn like the number /キュウ for phonetic reasons.

If you research new facts for every in your knowledge, soon you will know everything.

I *studied* New Zealand for months when writing a paper about the continent, Zealandia. When sitting in on a "Q"&A「KYŪ キュウ」during my *research*, I learned about the Māori's guardian of the ocean, "Kiwa"「KIWA きわ」.

My research consists of .

Research, study: to thoroughly explore a ; to thoroughly research something. The part is included as a phonetic memory aid - both 九 and 究 are pronounced きゅう.

Research shows that shoes help your run times faster

To do ground breaking research 研究, you need to and your concentration level needs to be at least out of 10

While I was in quarantaine{きわ}, I was studying the meaning of 究 when I came across in my desk.They gave me the insight that this kanji must be pronounced {きゅう}

To complete my research I must study and find the CUTEest {きゅう}!

This research fills a into areas of studies!

From up above watched as I research about cute -kyuu- cats with this . Look, !

To explore the cave one time is to search 「See 」, to explore the times is to do extensive research about it.

with a for his research

A big on top of pillars forms a . What happen if we used pillars is still being studied.

There’s a with researchers who are looking at ants. LOL :)

You’re throwing cats into to research whether they truly have lives.

We need to study this guy. He got a -in-one times in a row!

In order to study and research you have to have an open { , } mind. Cute? {kyu-t} gives the phonetics for this kanji.

キュウ said this is the researchers are studying in.

You must study kanji for hours in the to pass JLPT.

A researcher inside a to study them. Metaphorically: in knowledge.

The kanji is a character of a jar of sake being left opened, because the owner decided to stop drinking and save it for later. The upper part is derived from the appearance of an opened jar that looked . The lower part is short for the sake jar, referring to the .

I found this reat* in a , but I had to stop using it because I was detained.
{*resembles the letter G}

Depicts a large immobile /ミョウ←みやう← /mauᵡ/ ← *mruːʔ … *m·ru, *m·rus → /li̯ə̯u/, /li̯ə̯uᴴ/ →リュウ, ル . “Stop messing with that Ming vase! It’s fastened to the floor. If you break it, you’ll be detained. You’ll RUE the day!” See also 畄. Used phonetically for ruble ルーブル

Halt! Stop! This is . I will defend it with my . If you trespass I will detain you and fasten you to a pole.

In lieu {リュウ} of rice, we started planting carrots. When we saw in the , they immediately stopped in their tracks, hoping we wouldn't detain them. /credits to: dragonlady

A farmer will try hard to{と} detain the in his

A group of guys are in your You must stop them at once!!! You sic your dragon {Ryuu} on them, and he helps you detain them all.

When I got detained as a foreign exchange student studying abroad, I didn’t know what to do とど. In lieu リュウ of panicking, I decided to と stop and hang out with the in the .

When you carry a ood you can stop at a to harvest some.

Phono-semantic: Phonetic “リュウ/ル” Semantic “field”. Other variants show a vase which stays in its position.

When you fight with to stay on a you are detained by your own will and love for the field you are not willing to give up.

, of course wasn't detained for roleplaying a Samurai with a real in the yesterday. Stop spreading such rumors.

grown by slave was HALTED

If you study in on foreign - you'll be stopped or detained if you carry a

The gangster held me up at and detained me at the

After being on the run for years, I find myself pathetically being detained with in a .

We saw in the and immediately stopped to catch a glimpse of the bunnies.

リュウ, the from the , was detained for halting traffic completely and for driving without having fastened his belt!

Two flags are waved when come home from the oversees after being detained. They come to a halt for a moment before joining the other rabbits in celebration.

Looks like ready to plug into a .

They should STOP you moving and DETAIN you once FASTENED.

A criminal partook in the . He had to be detained because he didn't fasten his seatbelt. So they made him stop by acting like the race was over and waving the .

You are "ユウ; あ.る" the who has the

person can possess the .

To have, like a /ユウ holding ←肉.
𠂇 is phonetic, so 月 is the radical.

You {ユウ} we have only .

You{ユウ} told me exists on the . Are you{ある} sure? *Na is the chemical symbol for sodium

The lord of the underworld grabbed the with his and dragged it under the in order to have it as his possession.
Yeah, this happened, and the lord of the underworld exists. Fite me.
His name is ある、but he's also known as ユウ in China.

Originally + : to be in possession of. The radicals for meat and moon were originally very hard to distinguish, so moon is often employed in place of meat/muscle/flesh.

In you {ユウ} will longer exist.

YOU ユウ , being in the spaceship like that, ARE あ.る meant to reach the . You should have/posses some companions at least

The posess a special . Yu ユウ can see him walking near the vents.

Looks like the underneath a big , like the closed roof over Gru's secret base in Despicable Me. Gru wanted to possess the moon simply because it happens to exist.

ruto found out his friend ユウ is on the moon

All that a lonely has is the .

exists in the . But if you have an AmongUs , who knows what may happen.

YOU ユウ have until A RUling あ.る happens.

It exists a flying every . He's famous/有名, you/ユウ know!

You ユウ may have a あ on your .

If you have in your it means you possess it

We only have , our earth ノ・の・乃, but many other moons does exist

{Yuu} want the Mary? Let me lasso it and bring it down . Then {u} will possess it. It will exist {aru} here. Will that occur? Approximately.

He does have "possession of werewolf". The cure is to ram a into his heart during full- .

YUU {you} ARU {are} in possesion of the ! You hide it under a roof to keep it safe.

She gave birth to someone that would to be a an person.

I under the where I was and sell products.

Via 產: A fine young /ゲン← /ŋˠiᴇnᴴ/← *ŋrans … *sŋreːnʔ →/ʃˠɛnᵡ/ →セン→サン is expected as the mother will give birth to a new .

U MUst not give

birth

at home when expecting 3 *SAN children. A doctor should by your bed and use a for the C-section.

Mothers and entrepreneurs are very similar: they are strong, tall with their back, and give birth to the or products we see around us.

"You"「U う」might see me at a booth, selling *products* on the of "San"「SAN サン」Francisco where my mother *gave to me.

Under the babies are , top of cliff they as PRODUCTS to become slaves.

I was looking for a Japanese made 国産product to take home as a soうvenir お土産. I climbed up a to meet an artisan who made . His artistry moved む me so much, I bought three さん.

Phono-semantic: Phonetic 彦 “さん” Semantic “birth”.

To give to a is the beauty of childbirth / giving

birth

Fuzzy wuzzy was a {わざ} with a ,that had no business being in that . We gave him some gyoza {ギョウ} to get him out of there.

Business is like a , as it {ギョウ, ゴウ}.

I have a thriving with my ! of them are one my right now.

The Shady has a GYOUza {ぎょう} business with the Terrible Tuna with .

"WHAt THE... {わざ} Why are you and YOUr {ギョウ} like that?" "This is for my art performance." "Strange business GOing {ゴウ} on over there, huh."

The "was a"「WAZA わざ」great *business* proprietor. His *vocation* was in the *art* of making and selling "gyoza"「GYŌ ギョウ」from a along a .

There WAS A {わざ} with a , that had a successful GYOza {ぎょう} business in the .

The business district is where artisans who employ tools like the in their vocation /ゴウ→ギョウ like children around a tree . 盍→木 is both the radical and the phonetic component.
Do not confuse with 菐

When I call a bussiness I scream WAZAaaaapppp!! 👻. I don't GIve Up screaming untill they GOU bezerk. I love this peformamce . It's a way to some irritation.

Pictogram: a holds , this was a very important work or performance religiously

That merchant has a BUSINESS of selling wool from .

Note: Hedgehog = because it's spiky; Sheep tree = fusion of Sheep and Tree kanji, instead of an animal I made the sheep into tree but the leaves became wool. Imagine a cherry blossom but white.

That wearing under that over there goes around yelling "わざ" {what's up} and "Go! ゴウ!" as if it hadn't eaten my gyoza {ギョウ} 😑

We are gone in the like to get to business at .

She sculpts to be used as because that's her vocation / business.

wearing a and put on a performance. For that is their vocation and their business: to show us the beauty of the arts.
We can even chant "ゴウ! ゴウ! わざ! And eat ギョウza!

The business is selling a at price! That's because it has four on the .

Picture an art stand, , with a inside. Another creative kanji used to represent art and craftsmanship.

Waza わざ the had ギョウ on his head while balancing up a , because performance was his business and arts his vocation .

that with 3 and its went to business with its performance

I am in the business of designing to put over people that lack a certain something: . Fashion design really is an art!

This is a dressed up in a costume for a performance arts piece. He’s dressed up as King Lear, wearing a , a long and a .

The and is like medicine, but tastes < yuck>!

After a "cursory"「KUSURI くすり」examination, the healer gave me *medicine* she made from for my *benefit*. It gave me to know I wasn't taking some "yucky"「YAKU ヤク」*chemical*!

and may both be used for medicine or gunpowder. It all depends on who benefits.

Looks like a that is in Medicine must be broken down so that the chemicals within are metabolized to give you the benefits.

He was setting on the under the when he took his medicine with a cup of .

that brings

A natural narcotics or aphrodisiacs that have medicinal properties

Medicine comforts the body. comforts the mind. And comforts the soul.

In texting, represents laughter www
Laughter sounds like
And laughter is the best medicine

That has to a lot for work.

That work involves hat racks {はたらく} to earn dough {ドウ}.

A /ドウ a mass through the application of force , performing work.

（The work W done by a constant force of magnitude F on a point that moves a displacement s in a straight line in the same direction is the product Ｗ＝Ｆ⋅ｓ

For example, if a force of 10 newtons acts along a point that travels 2 meters, then W = Fs = 10N×2m = 20J, approximately the amount of work done by lifting a 1kg weight over a person's head from the ground against the force of gravity.）

Work is " ". Heavy manpower

A construction worker is a who heavy stuff for their job.

A is work being done.

Paving roads with hot tar はたら requires who are , able to lift equipment, and who don’t ドウ mind hard work.

they things

True work is when use their to things

My daily work is to move disabled and with all the

Work involves using and to displace .

A busily working to heavy objects with his strength.

A will and work. 働

Il a has can work and hold things

of leave their homes to come WORK in the city. It takes a lot of to do so.

That needs to work and that means he has to have the to carry those .

A good employee must be polite with their , perceptive with their and quick on their .

A that works to get is an employee

Looks like an employee carrying a . I wonder what's IN {イン} it?

A member of a =円/エン→イン. Yes, it really is that simple. The circle is resting on top of a for some reason. Clams are money, and the yen coins paid to an employee are round like a circle. Even a circular table with a number かず of seats has a head for the one in charge. Do not confuse with 肙. See also 貞.

員（*ɢon, *ɢun）員 圓 塤 損 縜 隕 殞 溳 磒 霣 愪 勛 鄖 篔 貟 韻
エン, イン←ゑん, ゐん← *ion, /i̯uən/ ← *ɢon, *ɢun

Big companies try to turn each employee into a mindless

An employee IN/イン a shop was mad because a with big bit his finger.

This in-credible イン somehow became the number one employee last time he ran his off.

This kanji looks like a person, with , and .
For the reading: An employee works IN a store.

Last "Halloween"「IN イン」, the *employee* came to work dressed as a . He looked silly, but being such a big , it was obvious he was the *one in charge*.

There are employees, eating with their open, IN the office, IN the shop, and IN the warehouse.

The original character shows the or a , an ancient Chinese cauldron used for cooking, storage, and ritual offerings/sacrifices to the ancestors/gods. In this way, this may represent the people who gather around the pot--members of your family or ritual organization.

When I pay my employee, they grin from a big happy while clutching the with .

A with a is a proper member of the invertebrate family, through and through. Yes, shellfish do have mouths, look it up!

being talked about with a , probably means they're the shop employee

A for a head and a body of a . Guess that's what employees are IN {イン} their bosses' eyes.

I am an employee who works a member only club with a number of others, I am not the one in charge.

In our fine seafood club, don't be a member that hovers their above .

Employee working on a computer sees their and the text show up on the .

Our インtern is somehow our best employee.

A with a wants to be an employee. インcredible!

if you are allergic to you should inform the one in charge of serving food to not put it in your

The has no , but it has the member of a

She {シ} was a scholar and a gentleman... wait, what?!

士 looks like smaller than a standing on it; the arms of the person are wider than the ground to symbolize the command that scholars / gentlemen / samurai have over the world around them.
{Meanwhile, 土 looks like ground larger than a crossed post placed in it; the ground / soil / earth is wider to symbolize its importance over what is placed in it.}

The real GENTLEMAN are , warriors.

A scholar knows a from the up. Use ten to mean that he/she knows a lot.

She/SHI can be a SAMURAI too!

A Samurai holds his with his , riding on a

A samourai needs his by his side. But as a gentleman he will keep it in the in time of peace.

A gentleman should be both a scholar 学士 and a warrior 武士. 士 depicts a warrior’s ax, with a , a , and a .

士（*zrɯʔ）茌 士 仕
シ←じ← /ɖ͡ʐʱiᵡ/ ← *zrɯʔ

That , SHI {シ} is the princess. And beside her, the serves as her official attendant. In the Sengoku Period of near-constant civil war, it's never TSU KAlm {つか}, so they are upping the royal security.

is the daimyō's daughter. She is *attended* by the who *serves* her father. His *official* symbol is "two kaeru"「TSUKAERU つか.える」frogs.

That is officially serving this .

{シ} attended the

That's who cu-t つか me off in traffic! I don't care if she シ is a who serves a , geez ジ!

attending

must attend to the .

A is an official attending a .

The of the couldn't spend much time doing samurai stuff. SHE {シ} was too busy attending to his official duties of serving his lord, TSUtsanKAmen {つか}.

She シ attends her . Think of Chizuru Yukimura in Hakuouki.

attended the assembly

That attending on the is his servant.

A is a who serves others well and attends to their needs

A attends to his duties.

A will usually hire a to serve him

An ordinary doing something for the .