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Intermediate Kanji (N3): Lesson 3 (20 terms)

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Kunyomi: ひら, たい.ら
Onyomi: ヘイ, ビョウ
Stroke count: 5
Radical name: ほす,かん,いちじゅう
Radical
even, flat, peace
Mnemonics
For my peace of mind, I made sure to put the two
shelves
on the wall as evenly as possible, by a) putting
two glasses of water
and checking the waterline, and b) measuring the distance from the bottom with a
stick
. Hey ヘイ, it was a piece of work, but now I am beyond ビョウ happy.
Written by: Kiraraxa
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HEY {へい}, do you see these vampire
fangs
? Although this vampire is dead, he'll never rest in peace, even if you lay him flat in a nice
dry
place. HE RIses {ひら} up and stalks his prey from BEYOnd {びょう} the grave unless you TIE {たい} him down.
If you want to
dry
your
horns
you have to lay them Flat. If they aren't flat they will always be a little damp somewhere and you will never have a moment's peace
Written by: Darkchan
The flat ground is so
dry
because it hasn't rained in
two
years!
Written by: アンタイネ
For my peace of mind, I installed
two shelves
on the wall evenly, and secured them with
two flathead screws
and a
wall anchor
Written by: Quixotic
The
rain
has made the
dry
ground flat and peaceful
Written by: ロニー88
This Kanji signalizes stability: It has an even, flat
surface
, solid
dots
in the middle, a
horizontal line
that holds everything in the right place and a
vertical line
to set it up. is unstable, the two {halves} easily fall apart.
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
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/ ひらがな - (noun) hiragana, cursive Japanese syllabary used primarily for native Japanese words (esp. function words, inflections, etc.)
/ ふへい - (Adjective/-な) discontent, dissatisfaction, complaint, grievance
/ びょうどう - (Adjective/-な) equality, impartiality, evenness
/ ちへいせん - (noun) horizon (related to land)
/ へいぼん - (Adjective/-な) ordinary, common, commonplace, mediocre, unremarkable, undistinguished, uneventful
Kunyomi: くわ.える, くわ.わる
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 5
Radical name: ちから
Radical
add, addition, increase, join, include, Canada
Mnemonics
I can always add more
words
to
fortify
my arguments.
Written by: Karlla
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To be
STRONG
you have to INCREASE muscles, so ADD some カロリー to your
MOUTH
.
Written by: Abnormalise
The Kuwaiti {くわ} asked the question {カ} , "Do
strong
mouths
add to Canada ?"
Written by: Anonymous123
Original kanji behind か and カ. Depicts a
plow
to be yoked to oxen and the
mouth
directing the process. Although a plow can be pulled by a single ox, the more you add and join to the team, the more you increase the crops you can grow. Including in Canada.
Talking a lot can add a lot of
strength
to your
mouth
Written by: アンタイネ
In {カ-nada} Canada the process that begins with people joining their
mouths
in a kiss ends up being a
powerful
method of increasing the population. I guess the same could be said of Kuwait {くわ}.
A
strong
speech
is enough for an army to join your side
Written by: スタチク
The artist from "*Canada*"「KA カ」used the
power
of word of
mouth
to *increase* the number of people *joining* the gallery opening of her "cool wall"「KUWA くわ」art collection. The *addition* of so many people *included* art buyers and an art critic, who was able to *add* to her popularity.
Beatboxers must add
power
to their
mouth
sounds to be effective
Written by: BaldingEagle
You can use the
power
of your
mouth
to add people to your KAr pool.
Written by: Seraseth
This
powerful
mouth
always Adds something to the conversation so it includes Canada.
Written by: Ringotoki
A QUO-KKA {くわ,カ} increases the cuteness of any room it enters. It's a marsupial with
two legs
and a
pouch
.
If you join four sides together with a
power
drill, you か can get a くわ
quadrangle
Written by: Jules.33
Increase your
Ka
o
coins so you can add a くわ quaint Kao garden to your app. Maybe you can even include a maple tree to symbolize か Canada. 🇨🇦
Written by: Jules.33
As I add more
power
to my kanji-reading skills by using Renshuu, people in KArs in Canada sit with their
mouths
open agape in awe.
Written by: Samurai_Ash
Addition is
power
alongside a
mouth
.
Written by: Leonardo88
KAn you add/include more
powerful
words
?
Written by: レイん|レナ
If our
mouth
mouths join together , we’ll have more
power
to win in canada
Written by: Baharley
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/ くわえざん - (noun) addition
わった / くわわったこりょう - (noun) {comp} offered load
/ さんか - (noun/する verb) participation, joining, entry
/ かげん - (noun/transitive) degree, extent, amount, balance, state, condition; (health) condition, state of health; adjustment, moderation, regulation; addition and subtraction; {n-suf} slight sign of ..., slight state of ...; {n-suf} just right for ...
/ ぞうか - (noun/する verb) increase, rise, growth, addition, increment
Kunyomi: う.ける, う.かる
Onyomi: ジュ
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: また
Radical
accept, undergo, answer (phone), take, get, catch, receive
Mnemonics
I will accept my
bejeweled
crown
on my
stool
.
Written by:
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The giving
hand
passes a
plate/boat
/シュウ→ジュ of JUICY sushi to the receiving
hand
, who will accept or take it.
is the radical because receiving is an action of the hand.
Do not confuse with . is missing and has
not
.
During holy communion,the
crossed hands
receives the
holy bread
from the priest's
hand
.
Written by: ドみにく
): うけ、I will accept my beじゅweled
bejeweled
crown
on my
stool
.
Written by: クリス
Cover
your
claws
or we have to undergo declawing
again
.
Written by: nexx
My cat scratched me with her
claws
again
! But I accepted her apology when she came for snuggling with me under the
blanket
.
Written by: Babun
No worries. JUNIORS ジュ are easy to hire—they accept
almost anything. I think YOU CARE うける too much.
If you accept the JEWeled {ジュ}
crown
, YOU CAn RUle {う.ける}
again
.
She must *undergo* several rehearsals *accepting* the
"jeweled"「JU ジュ」
crown
again and
again
so her coronation will go "ok"「UKE うけ」when she *receives* the title of Queen.
He accepted the
crown
with
four jewels
when he was only 8 years old –
on the other hand
, he was the only heir.
Written by: アンタイネ
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る / うけとる - (Godan verb - る (ます = stem+ります)/transitive) to receive, to get, to accept; to take (someone's words or behaviour), to interpret, to understand
つ / うけもつ - (Godan verb - つ/transitive) to take (be in) charge of
/ じゅわき - (noun) (telephone) receiver
/ じゅけん - (noun/する verb) taking an examination (esp. for entrance to a school or university)
ける / うける - (Ichidan verb (ます = stem+ます)/transitive,intransitive) to receive, to get; to catch (e.g. a ball); to be struck by (wind, waves, sunlight, etc.); to sustain (damage), to incur (a loss), to suffer (an injury), to feel (influence); to undergo (e.g. surgery), to take (a test), to accept (a challenge); to be given (e.g. life, talent); to follow, to succeed, to be descended from; to face (south, etc.); {ling} to be modified by; to obtain (a pawned item, etc.) by paying a fee; to be well-received, to become popular, to go down well
Kunyomi: つづ.ける, つづ.く
Onyomi: ゾク
Stroke count: 13
Radical name: いとへん
Radical
continue, series, sequel
Mnemonics
Let's continue to
sell
thread
.
Written by: Karlla
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On this episode of the series, the protagonist continues the
thread
selling
. But on the to-do {つづ} list, they must soak {ぞく} the threads.
Written by: quickMaffs44
Via : Our
thread
of record
sales
←𧶠/イク→ジュク→ゾク continues. Let’s make the sequel to this series even better!
And so the
sale
of
thread
continues.
Written by: yarnandmk
I'm
selling
virtual tokens of dubious value! Buy now so you don't miss out! Continued below, a
🧵
... 1/47
Written by: アレックス833
You have to
sell
thread
if you want to continue to eat.
Written by: Seraseth
She *continues*
selling
thread
in a *series* of MLM ventures, so "soaking"「ZOKU ゾク」her friends is always on her "to-do"「TSUDZU つづ」list.
ZOey and YoKU have a shop where they
sell
thread
. Their child, ZOKU {ゾク} is expected to continue the family business after they retire.
A
thread
that continues to
sell
will keep us fed and in business.
Written by: あいりー
You must
sell
thread
to continue paying your bills
Written by: ロニー88
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/ じんじそしょうてつづきほう - (noun) {law} Personal Status Actions Procedure Law (e.g. divorce actions)
り / ちからのつづくかぎり - (adverb) as long as one's strength lasts
/ そうぞく - (noun/する verb) succession; inheritance
く / つづく - (Godan verb - く/intransitive) to continue, to last, to go on; to continue (without a break), to be unbroken; to occur again and again; to lead to, to connect to, to adjoin; to come after, to follow, to succeed, to rank next to; to hold out, to keep, to last
き / つづき - (noun) continuation, rest (of the story, work, etc.), next installment, sequel; flow (e.g. of a piece of writing), pacing (of a story); {n-suf} succession (of), sequence, series, spell, stretch, streak, run
Kunyomi: すす.む, すす.める
Onyomi: シン
Stroke count: 11
Radical name: しんにょう,しんにゅう
Radical
advance, proceed, progress, promote
Mnemonics
Birds
on the
move
are advancing quickly.
Written by: Karlla
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Why did the
TURKEY
cross the
ROAD
? To ADVANCE to the other side, of course.

*Primitive: Turkey from RTK*
Written by: Abnormalise
A
bird
can
walk
or fly, but only while moving forward, always forward. Move forward towards something new /シン: advance, not retreat; proceed, not wait; progress, not regress; promote, not demote.
Only an
old bird
can proceed and fly in this long
road
Written by: Baharley
How can our town advance or progress? You
bird
s'
claws and poop are destroying the SHEEN {シン} on our main
road
.
Their response? "SO SUE ME." {すすむ}
Please no not promote bringing in more of them.
Written by: マイケルミラー
The
birds
are in
motion
, advancing on シン's castle.
Written by: チェイスです
The
furutori
moves
ever forward, advancing towards a destination only it knows.
It's an unstoppable force.
Written by: こガエル
The
birds
moving
south for the winter are advancing pretty quickly. They're making quick progress
Written by: Quixotic
Your
scooter
came crashing しん towards a
turkey
, so you have no choice but to advance on foot.
Written by: Effahd
Susu, MOVE!!! {すすむ} The ancient man-eating
birds
are advancing on the
road
to our location! They already ate the scientists who created them, and we’re going to be next…!
Written by: gurabu
Like birds
, you need to constantly move
to make progress and advance in life.
Written by: -kaze-
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/ ぎょうのすすむほうこう - (noun) {comp} line progression
/ すすみぐあい - (noun) state of progress
/ ぜんしん - (noun/する verb) advance, moving forward, progress
/ しんがく - (noun/する verb) advancing to the next stage of education, going on to (high school, college, etc.)
/ しんぽ - (noun/する verb) progress, advance, improvement, development
Kunyomi: かぞ.える, かず
Onyomi: スウ,
Stroke count: 13
Radical name: のぶん,ぼくづくり
Radical
number, strength, fate, law, figures
Mnemonics
Sitting on a
chair
I count the
women
carrying
rice
.
Written by: Karlla
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a
woman
sitting on a
chair
is counting a number of
rice
seeds.
Written by: vandebilt
A
weaver
/ロウ→ソク→セク→ス counts the number of threads by
tapping
out a rhythm with her hand.
Supposedly the law will
strike
down any village that doesn't pay the full number of
rice
bushels owed in taxes. However, the villagers managed to corrupt the tax collector by throwing parties for him that featured a beautiful
woman
named Sue {スウ} which caused {かずed} him to fudge the figures.
Young
taskmaster
is learning numbers by watching
women
haul sacks of
rice
past him. "One... two...
Written by: Samurai_Ash
I saw a *number* of
women
harvesting
rice
in the field. "Soon"「SŪ スウ」, the rice plants will be
cut
down by a
person
in their "family = かぞく"「KAZO かぞ」with a mower that sounds like a "kazoo"「KAZU かず」.
A number of
women
put
rice
on their
folding chairs
.
The
rice
was thrown by the
woman
to
strike
a large number of poor pigeons.
Written by: whereareyou
There's a great number of
women
distributing
rice
to the POW. Laws were strict and it took great strength to help such
subjugated
people
Written by: Quixotic
The
woman
strikes
the
rice
a number of times to make mochi.
Written by: ロニー88
No point trying to count the number of
rice
grains, or blades of
cut grass
or the hair on a
woman's
head.
Written by: ニモ.ケモノ
rice
woman
aka 'mother'
beats
you cuz かず you're bad at math / with numbers; subsequently I will すう her.
Written by: ロゴセィタ
I count
women
and
rice
while standing on a
chair
.
Written by: AidanRyota
The
rice
ladies
knew
NO
ONE
from
ME
XICO.
Written by: サクラガイ🌸
A
small スウ woman
sitting on a
folding chair
is counting the number of
rice seeds
and tallying up the figures.
Written by: Jules.33
The number of bushels of
rice
that the
women
have to carry made them
strike
Written by: LilyJ
If you get sued {スウ}, they count the number of
rice
,
women
and
skis
you have. After that, they count your kazoos {かず}.
Written by: Anonymous123
It's the law that
women
carry the
rice
or they get
hit
. Because they have the strength.
Written by: nexx
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げる / かぞえあげる - (Ichidan verb (ます = stem+ます)/transitive) to count up, to enumerate
/ かず - (noun) number, amount
/ すうがく - (noun) mathematics
/ すうじ - (noun) {math} numeral, figure, digit, numeric character
/ ぐうすう - (noun) even number
Kunyomi: しる.す
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 10
Radical name: ごんべん
Radical
scribe, account, narrative
Mnemonics
What you
say
about your
self
is the KI to a good narrative
Written by: Seraseth
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Words
that you can recite by
yourself
are words that have been scribed deep down into you.
Written by: non0230
scribe
says
snake
SSS
Written by: ジャガいも
In the DIARY you SCRIBE the
WORDS
of
SELF
NARRATIVE.
Written by: Abnormalise
What you
say
to your
self
everyday becomes inscribed into your personal narrative. To be serious {しる(す)} about creating a positive inner narrative is key {キ}.
Written by: quickMaffs44
I
speak
to
myself
in this diary
Written by: チェイスです
The narrative ki-lled
me
with their
words
Written by: GAOリア
"She rules"「SHIRUSU しる.す」the history department by her
self
, as their greatest *scribe*. The "key"「KI キ」to her success is using creative
words
in each historical *account*, making each *narrative* more interesting.
Your account is what you
say
from
your
perspective
Written by: スタチク
Snakes
have no hands. So, when a snake needs to write down / scribe something, it has to record what it's
saying
using a door •key•.
Written by: Samurai_Ash
Words
get turned into markings that look like
snakes
by the overly hasty scribe.
Written by: elbit
As a scribe, I painstakingly wrote each
word
of the narrative my
self
Written by: Quixotic
What you
say
about your
self
becomes an account of your narrative.
Written by: あいりー
A personal narrative is what you
say
or write about on your own
self
.
Written by: Chris551
Some
talk
to
themselves
when they take notes.
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
She routinely しる keeps キ a written account of all her travels, so she can
self
-publish a narrative in her own
words
.
Written by: Jules.33
Snakes
make great scribes. They keep キ excellent records, and their
words
and accounts are impeccable. But I wouldn’t necessarily trust their narrative.
Written by: Jules.33
The scribe's
words
resemble
snake
s
Written by: hyperbolic_knight
She
says
that she routinely{しる} scribes the key{キ} points into her diary, so that she can have a narrative of the account for her
self
.
Written by: Anonymous123
To write down about your own
self
word by
word
Written by: phuongly
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/ にっき - (noun) diary, journal
/ あんき - (noun/する verb) memorization, memorisation, learning by heart
/ きじ - (noun) article, news story, report, account
/ きにゅう - (noun/する verb) entry (in a form, register, diary, etc.), filling in, filling out
/ きねん - (noun/する verb) commemoration, celebration, remembrance, memory, honoring the memory of; memento, souvenir, keepsake
Kunyomi: はじ.めて, はじ.め, はつ, -そ.める, -ぞ.め
Onyomi: ショ
Stroke count: 7
Radical name: かたな
Radical
first time, beginning
Mnemonics
before you go to war, first wear
clothes
and bring a
sword
Written by: kaname19
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To make a good impression, you should wear
clothes
made of
swords
when you meet someone for the first time.
Written by: gillianfaith
We will be making clothes, beginning by cutting the
cloth
with a
knife
, but if this is your first time, you SHOULD→ショ use scissors.
In the beginning, God made Adam and Eve
clothes
and placed a flaming
sword
to guard the tree of life.
Written by: GameDevFox
First order of business, let go of that
sword
that you have stashed under your
clothes
.
Written by: KuruKuru
The first time I challenged a horse to a
sword
fight, it just went
"ne"
!


remember the extra line on ネ
Ne, nay and neigh are homophones.
Written by: Quixotic
First time holding a
sword
? You need better
clohting
and armor for that.
Written by: kuroda
The *first time* I saw him, he was so handsome in his uniform with
necktie
and
saber
that I nervously said "haa... gee..."「HAJI はじ」and "showed"「SHO ショ」him my nametag. It was the *beginning* of a beautiful relationship.
We mark a new beginning by
cutting
an incision into the
fabric
of time.
Written by: こガエル
The first people at the beginning of time needed only some
clothing
and a
sword.
Written by: ソーサーペン
If you meet someone for the first time you hide your
sword
under your
clothes
. No need to SHOW {ショ} it.
Written by: catzi
NEver
show ショ your enemy you’re carrying a
knife
under you clothing
the first time you meet.
Written by: Jules.33
The first time I SHOt someone 'ショ' - I was wearing a
cloak
to hide my
sword
Written by: Samurai_Ash
During your humble beginnings , before you set out into the wide open world for the first time, all you had was a
loin cloth
and a
pocket knife
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
To begin: to make
clothes
, you must begin by
cutting
the fabric.
Written by: Biev
The first time I cut a
tree
with a
sword
!
Written by: Pharmacia
When a squire is knighted
it is the FIRST TIME he can
wear a long
CLOAK
with a hood
and huge real
SWORD
in his right arm.
Written by: Abnormalise
I'd love to chat, but first let me get your
ne
w
sword
Written by: チェイスです
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めの / はじめのうち - (expression) at first, initially, in the beginning
/ さいしょ - (noun/adverb) beginning, outset, first, onset
/ しょじゅん - (noun/adverb) first 10 days of the month
めて / はじめて - (adverb) for the first time; only after ... is it ..., only when ... do you ..., not until ... do you ... (after the -te form of a verb); {n} {col} first time, (one's) first
になってめて / になってはじめて - (expression) (it was) not until, (it was) only when
Kunyomi: ゆび, さ.す
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 9
Radical name: てへん
Radical
finger, point to, indicate, put into, play (chess), measure (ruler)
Mnemonics
He took a
spoon
in his
hand
and pointed at the
sun
. He might as well use a finger next time.
Written by: espiacent
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FINGER
lickin'
DELICIOUS
.
Written by: Abnormalise
Fingers of a
hand
are used to hold the
spoon
and to point at the
sun
.
Written by: Mystery4869
He raised his
hand
and pointed a finger at the chess piece, indicating his desired play. “How
delicious
/シ,” he sighed, not seeing the trap she had put his king into.
"She"「SHI シ」used the *finger* on her
hand
to *point to* the soy "sauce"「SASU さ.す」
bottle
beside the serving
spoon
to *indicate* she wanted it after "you've been"「YUBI ゆび」using it.
If you were going to eat a
hand
, the fingers are the most
delicious
part - Hannibal Lector
Written by: チェイスです
し She took a
spoon
in her
hand
and pointed at the
sun
. し gave me the finger saying, "ゆびn so kind to me".
Written by: クリス
This
radical hand
has fingers that point to
katakana hi
and the
sun
Written by: Pride
Hand's
fingers are holding a
delicious
meal.
Written by: ルイス
He pointed at the
sun
using a
spoon
on his
hand
as if it was his finger
Written by:
He ヒ
raised his
hand
and pointed to the
sun
with his finger.
Written by: Jules.33
Our
hand
has
spoon
fingers growing out of our
sun
palm.
Written by: あいりー
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/ ゆびわ - (noun) (finger) ring
/ ひとさしゆび - (noun) index finger, forefinger; second toe
/ しどう - (noun/する verb) guidance, leadership, instruction, direction, coaching; {MA} shido (minor penalty in judo)
/ してい - (noun/する verb) designation, specification, assignment, appointment, pointing at
/ しれい - (noun/する verb) orders, instructions, directive, command
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: ケン, ゴン
Stroke count: 15
Radical name: きへん
Radical
authority, power, rights
Mnemonics
No
two
birds
have full authority over a
tree
Written by: Rishi (リシ)
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"KEN" {ケン} you see the
heron
in the
tree
?
They have authority among birds.
Written by: マイケルミラー
The authorities used their power protect the
tree
and grant special rights to the
nesting
birds
that live in it.
Written by: gillianfaith
Via : It turns out that, because of a pun—see —a
tree
named after the
heron
/カン→ケン,ゴン became symbolically associated with the emperor and his government, and came to be used as a symbol of his power and authority. You would be within your rights to wonder what was so special about that dumb heron in the first place.

The government established standard weights おもり and measures はかる, some temporary かり.
The
bird
has carried {かりd} a man to its
nest
in that
tree
. He's a goner {ゴンer}! But maybe the authorities still have the power to save him. Oh wait... it was just a Ken {ケン} doll!
No one has the AUTHORITY to tie up a
PEGASUS
to a
TREE
, and abuse his RIGHTS for being a crossbreed of a
HORSE
and a
TURKEY
. Poor thing.

*Primitives: Turkey & Pegasus from RTK*
Written by: Abnormalise
"Ken"「KEN ケン」had the *authority* and *power* to "carry"「KARI かり」
nests
to
trees
on protected land for the *rights* of
birds
to have safe homes.
By my authority as head of the environmental protection society. This
tree
and the
birds
that live in it will be protected! Not a
single
person
will ever touch it.
Written by: チェイスです
The two
birds
named Ken and Gon sit atop the
tree
, watching with authority over the land
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
The mythical bird
furutori
has authority
over
all
trees
Written by: こガエル
Related vocabulary
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/ けんり - (noun) right, privilege
/ しゅけん - (noun) sovereignty, supremacy, dominion
/ せいけん - (noun) (political) administration, political power
/ きけん - (noun/する verb) abstention (from voting), renunciation (of a right), withdrawal (from a contest)
/ けん - (noun, suffix) right (to do something); {n} {n-suf} authority, power
Kunyomi: ささ.える
Onyomi:
Stroke count: 4
Radical name: し,しにょう,えだにょう,じゅうまた
Radical
branch, support, sustain, branch radical (no. 65)
Mnemonics
I
stretch my arms out
again
to offer my support.
Written by: gillianfaith
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Over and over
again
, the
ten
branches of our organization are called on to support each other.
Written by: Anonymous123
She シ stood
legs crossed
,
arms stretched
in her sassy ササ pose, trying to support & sustain her posture without tripping.
Written by: Kiraraxa
I need
10
again
for supporting me/my expenses/etc...
Written by:
She {し} used a
saw horse
to support the branch, and then proceeded to saw, saw {ささ} the branch so she could make a
cross
.
Again
and again, I'll say it
10
times or more - I will not support you, nevermore!
Written by: -kaze-
I
grab
ten
twigs to support people.
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
She シ has the support of
10
friends
. {she counted かう}.
Written by: Jules.33
The
stool
is the support for the
cross
.
Written by:
ささえる bought another
ten
branch stores
again
.
Written by: チェイスです
I've just trimmed this bush , but the
ten
branches grew
again
!
Also branch is a support for leaves helping them sustain their natural color.
Written by: Ringotoki
It's hard to sustain my weight. Then
again
,
ten
branches might just support me.
Written by: アリツ
She シ sits on a stool
made out of
ten
branches, it's strong enough to support the weight of a person.
Written by: fauserbu
Depicts someone breaking a branch off a bamboo
culm
with the right
hand
. They will support the twig in their hand until they can put it in a pot to sustain it.
The
cross
keeps tipping, so it needs to be propped up
again
.
Written by: lightmotif
Related vocabulary
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う / ささえあう - (Godan verb - う) to support each other, to support one another
/ ささえぼう - (noun) stay bar, bearer bar
/ ししゅつ - (noun/する verb) expenditure, disbursement, expenses
/ してん - (noun) branch office, branch store
う / しはらう - (Godan verb - う/transitive) to pay (money, fee)
Kunyomi: う.む, う.まれる, うぶ-
Onyomi: サン
Stroke count: 11
Radical name: うまれる
Radical
products, bear, give birth, yield, childbirth, native, property
Mnemonics
You {う} are
standing
on the
cliff
where she gave birth to three {サン}
lives
.
Written by: Anonymous123
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She gave birth to someone that would
live
to be a an
upstanding
person.
Written by: ドみにく
I
stand
under the
cliff
where I was
born
and sell products.
Written by: ソーサーペン
U MUst not give
birth
at home when expecting 3 *SAN children. A doctor should
stand
by your bed and use a
knife
for the C-section.
Written by: ジェン~1984
Via : A fine young
lad
/ゲン← /ŋˠiᴇnᴴ/← *ŋrans … *sŋreːnʔ →/ʃˠɛnᵡ/ →セン→サン is expected as the mother will give birth to a new
life
.
Mothers and entrepreneurs are very similar: they are strong,
stand
tall with their
shoulders
back, and give birth to the
life
or products we see around us.
Written by: あいりー
Capitalism acts like mothers are just giving birth to new products and sees people as property. We need to
stand up
against it if we want a better
life
.
No
one else will bear this cross for us
Written by: Quixotic
"You"「U う」might see me
standing
at a booth, selling *products* on the
cliffs
of "San"「SAN サン」Francisco where my mother *gave
birth*
to me.
Under the
Cliff
babies are
Born
, top of cliff they
Stand
as PRODUCTS to become slaves.
Written by: ハンゾウ
I was looking for a Japanese made product to take home as a soうvenir お. I climbed up a
cliff
to meet an artisan who made
genuine
lacquerware kettles
. His artistry moved む me so much, I bought three さん.
Written by: Jules.33
Related vocabulary
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す / うみだす - (す verb/transitive) to create, to bring forth, to produce; to invent, to think up and bring into being; to give birth to, to bear
ずるよりむがし / あんずるよりうむがやすし - (expression) {proverb} it is easier to do something than worry about it, fear overruns the danger, it is easier to bear (a child) than to worry about it
/ さんぎょう - (noun) industry; {arch} livelihood, occupation
/ はさん - (noun/する verb) bankruptcy, insolvency
/ ざいさん - (noun) property, fortune, assets
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: テン
Stroke count: 9
Radical name: れんが,れっか
Radical
spot, point, mark, speck, decimal point
Mnemonics
The
FORTUNE
TELLER was burned in
FLAMES

on the SPOT because she was accused of being a witch.
Written by: Abnormalise
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I used
fire
divination
to find the right spot.
Written by: Karlla
テン points for
fortune-telling
the location of
fire
Written by: ramjak
You go to a
fortune teller
. She tells your fortune by
boiling
down a big cauldron. As it boils, it melts down into {TEN} {テン} dots.
Written by: Plum Blossom
Via :
fortune telling
/セン→テン using a speck of
black
soot to mark the spot where the decimal point should go.
Did you know that in the olden days, there was no point
in listening to some
fortune-telling
because they thought everything that came from those people's
mouths
were just lies? They called them "witches" and even set those people in
flames
! It was horrible!
Written by: くん
I paid a
fortune teller
"ten"「TEN テン」dollars to tell me how to get rich. She made me *light* a
fire
, and she placed a
cauldron
there and poured liquid inside. As it boiled and bubbled, a strange, "scary"「TSUKERU つ.ける」
smoke
rose up. She *marked* a *point* on a map, and told me I'd find treasure in that *spot*.
The
fortune telling
using
fire
was on point
Written by: ロニー88
My
fortune
was spot on. My house burned in a
fire
Written by: チェイスです
Mark my words: my friend
To
m used his
mouth
to blow over the
flames
and earned ten {テン} points for that.
Written by: うらしい
The
fortune teller
wrote
dots
on the paper.
Written by: AidanRyota
{Loosely} A blacksmith's
hammer
striking an
anvil
and causing
sparks
to fly, in order to add a spot / mark / speck on something he's working on. Each strike makes a "TEN" sound.
Written by: rnavega
I got
four specks
of dirt on my clothing, so I’m going to use some
stain remover
to get the spots out.
Written by: Jules.33
There are ten テン hanging overhead
spotlights
that will mark your spot on the stage.
Written by: Jules.33
Ten points to Griffindor for this
fiery
key
! :)
Written by: -kaze-
I spot TEN
fires
!
. The news actually
forecasted
more
Written by: Pharmacia
Your F mark is put on your exam by the prof with a
stamp
fresh of
ink
"STENP!"
Written by:
Fortune tellers
with
beards
usually get straight to the point about your future, since they've been doing it for so long.
Written by: Person_Guy
There's TEN
dots/spots
on your
fortune telling
.
Written by: レイん|レナ
Your
fortune
boils
down to a single point in time. One point in time determines how the rest of your future will go.
Written by: しまうま
On the spot, my
to
ast
got in my
mouth
along with
splashing
water.
Written by: ルイス
I
stood
at the spot on the
striped line
and after they counted from TEN テン, they said "ready, on your mark, go" and my feet became a
circle
because I ran so fast!
Written by: ちゃんPigInAWig
The black mark that is left after using
fire
for a
divination

indicates the spot that a fateful event will occur.
Written by: あいりー
Related vocabulary
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/ こうさてん - (noun) crossing, intersection
/ けってん - (noun) fault, defect, flaw, weak point, weakness, shortcoming, drawback; failure (in an examination), failing grade
/ ようてん - (noun) gist, main point
/ くとうてん - (noun) punctuation mark
/ ちてん - (noun) spot, point, place, position
Kunyomi: むく.いる
Onyomi: ホウ
Stroke count: 12
Radical name: つち
Radical
report, news, reward, retribution
Mnemonics
I'm
happy
to report that the evil witch has been safely
sealed
away
again
.
Written by: gillianfaith
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I haven't broken the
seal
on my health report yet, but I HOpe {ホウ} it's
happy
news. It is! It says my airways are clear of MUCUs {むく}, so I can breathe freely
again
.
Prisoners in
handcuffs
are
subdued
←𠬝/フク← /bʱi̯uk̚/ ← *bɯɡ … *puːɡs → /pɑuᴴ/ →ホウ as an ironic “reward” or in retribution. Reporting the news of same. Reading: 𠬝=+ looks sort of like a gardener holding a HOE→ホウ.

The radical of is , which becomes here. See also .
We are
happy
to report that we have caught the criminal. We held
him
with our
hands
.
Written by: non0230
If you make others
happy
they will repay むくいる you back
again and again
with
sealed envelopes
full of money
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
I was
happy
again
when they put a
seal
on my report
Written by: ロニー88
When I come home and hang my jacket on the
coat hooks
again
, I'm
happy
because I can report my wife all the news.
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
I am
happy
that I bought a
new
hook
!
Written by: サクラガイ🌸
Great news! Everyone will live
happily
for
ten
whole {ほう} years.
Furthermore
, the cursed object has been
seal
ed
away.
Written by: このやろさん
I'm
happy
to report that the
right part of your clothes
was found! You should give a reward to this person!
Written by: -kaze-
Related vocabulary
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/ ほうこく - (noun/する verb) report, information
/ てんきよほう - (noun) weather forecast, weather report
/ よほう - (noun/する verb) forecast, prediction
/ ほう - (noun) information, news, report; {obs} reward, retribution
/ じょうほう - (noun) information, news, report, intelligence; information (data contained in characters, signals, code, etc.)
Kunyomi: す.む, す.ます
Onyomi: サイ
Stroke count: 11
Radical name: さんずい
Radical
settle (debt, etc.), relieve (burden), finish, come to an end, excusable, need not
Mnemonics
To settle your debts, you will need
tears
, a
letter
of recommendation, and a
ladder
to climb from the hole you are in
Written by: DianaVS
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My
books
were under
water
for
just under a month
, then I settled my debts.
Written by: Anonymous123
I SUMMUnd a
demon
. He finished my work and
cut the grass
, came in for some
thea
which he
spilled
, but I think that was excusable. We eat some SAItan. Yeah, he really relieved my burdens today.
Written by: ジェン~1984
Via : When the flooding came to an end and the
water
finally settled, everything was covered in a
uniform
/サイ layer of mud. You are relieved of fault and need not worry. It was an excusable mistake to make.
Two
simultaneous
storm
s
means the world is going to come to an end. The SAIborgs will now take over
Written by: Seraseth
I cried
tears
of joy and SIGHed {サイ} with relief when I saved the SUM Up {すむ} to settle my debt by offering
equal
value to what I owed.
Written by: マイケルミラー
If you have
water
and
equivalent
things, you're settled
Written by: エマリーポップ
I cried
tears
of joy and sighed {サイ} with relief when I was able to settle my debt by offering goods that were
equal
to the value of what I owed.
A was relieved when the
water
system in my house was
adjusted
. No more flooding now.
Written by: espiacent
To *settle* my debts, I "summoned"「SUMU す.む」my friends to appear and give me a "sign"「SAI サイ」of how I could repay their generosity. One had me use a
ladder
to fetch down a
frisbee
. Another had me
cut
their grass. And the last one had me
water
their plants. When I *finished* these tasks, I was *relieved* of a huge burden!
After
climbing the corporate ladder with flowery words
and alot blood sweat and
tears
, you are finally finished
Written by: tsubame.gaeshi
A: I'm sorry! When I climbed the
ladder
in the library, I accidentally kicked a
water
glass and the water poured all over this ancient
text
. Please tell me how I can settle my debt.
B: Oh don't worry, this is excusable. The text was fake.
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
The
broad-chested man
felt RELIEF after he FINISHED climbing up the
wet
ladder
Written by: knifewizard
After I finished
mowing
and
watering
the grass I used the
ladder
to clean the gutters on the
roof
. After, I felt so relieved to get my work done that I settled down into my armchair for a nap.
Written by: Jules.33
I am SORRY to keep your
books
under
water
for
2 month
without SETTLING.
Written by: くん
If you take off your
hat
, sit down at the
table
and SIgn {サイ} your
X
on the line without
crying
SO MUch{す.む}, your debt will be settled.
Related vocabulary
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/ すみいん - (noun) "completed" (rubber) stamp
ごめんでむならはいらない / ごめんですむならけいさつはいらない - (expression) just saying sorry isn't enough, sorry won't cut it, if "sorry" were all it took (to settle things), we wouldn't need police
/ へんさい - (noun/する verb) repayment, reimbursement, refund, redemption
/ きゅうさい - (noun/する verb) relief, aid, help, rescue; (religious) salvation, (Christian) grace
む / すむ - (Godan verb - む/intransitive) to finish, to end, to be completed; to merely result in something less severe than expected; to feel at ease; to feel unease or guilt for troubling someone, to be sorry (in the negative)
Kunyomi: (none)
Onyomi: カツ
Stroke count: 9
Radical name: さんずい
Radical
lively, resuscitation, being helped, living
Mnemonics
I resuscitated the thirsty man by putting
water
on his
tongue
.
Written by: gillianfaith
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Just mention pork katsu {カツ} and his
tongue
will
water
and he'll suddenly be full of life.
Written by: Anonymous123
You know someone is lively when they speak so much that their
tongue
starts to create
spits
Written by: よむし
Someone with a
waterfall
tongue
is a lively person!
Written by: rtega
A
bubbling
tongue
lets you lick lively cats *katsu*
Written by: Samurai_Ash
When "she"「I い」makes her famous pork "katsu"「KATSU カツ」, my
tongue
waters
, and it's like *resuscitation* for my appetite. I get so excited to eat, my *liveliness* can't *be helped*!
My lively puppies lick
water
with their
tongues
like CATS カツ.
To make a living/IKIRU=live with your own
sweat and tears
is to win/KATSU at life.
But it's okay to be helped when you're
old
and not as lively anymore.
Written by: レイん|レナ
Don't get
old
KANdy/oKASHI
wet
and put it in your
mouth
, it KAN poison you and then I'll have to resuscitate you.
Written by: レイん|レナ
A
wet
tongue
lively darting around the
mouth.
Written by: ソーサーペン
Tongue
spewing
saliva
=> talkalot => lively.
Written by: rsvd5555
A lively
person
jumping into a
pool
splashing
water
everywhere, he cant swim so he may need some
resusitacion
. Like a cat katsu he hates water afterward.
Written by: Sealingpizza
I have to drink lots of
water
so that my
tongue
doesn't dry out while chatting with everyone at this lively party.
Written by: あいりん
If you're sad, a puppy might sticks his
tongue
out to kiss you, but... Your face is going to be all
wet
!

You shouldn't be mad though, it just means the lively dog is trying to help.
Sometimes a puppy is all you need to "resuscitate" from your sadness.
Written by: カミCamooh
Cats {カツ} have lively
stories
< to tell about
water
Written by:
The
storm
of
tongue
s
is a lively event, the KATSU go wild for it
Written by: Seraseth
Related vocabulary
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/ かつどう - (noun/する verb) activity (of a person, organization, animal, volcano, etc.), action, operation; {abbr} {obs} moving picture
/ せいかつ - (noun/する verb) life, living; livelihood, (one's) living
/ かつよう - (noun/する verb) practical use, application, making good use of, putting to good use, capitalizing on; {gramm} conjugation, inflection
/ かつりょく - (noun) vitality, energy, dynamism
/ かつじ - (noun) printing type, movable type; printed text, print
Kunyomi: はら
Onyomi: ゲン
Stroke count: 10
Radical name: がんだれ
Radical
meadow, original, primitive, field, plain, prairie, tundra, wilderness
Mnemonics
Under the
cliff
lies a meadow of plain
white
little
flowers.
Written by: サマヒラ
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a meadow lies on top of the
small
white
cliff
Written by: ドみにく
Ghengis {ゲンgis} Kahn was always trying to expand into new meadows, so there would be grass for his horses' stomachs {はら in Japanese}. When his opponents saw the Mongol hoards approaching, they became
white
with terror and their own forces seemed
small
in comparison. The took to
high ground
to get a tactical advantage.
Beyond yonder
cliff
lies a high meadow, a wilderness where the original inhabitants of these hills still maintain their primitive ways. The source for this crystalline water is a mountain
spring
there.
may have been the original form of /ゲン.
Every time I try to walk in the meadow a
small
white
goose
chases me and I say "HER AGAIN!?" {はら, ゲン}
I miss that
small
meadow on the
cliffside
with the
white
flowers. Haradly はら got to visit when I was young but hope I can see it a-gain ゲン.
Written by: Wolfenspace
A
small
white
goose
that lives in the wild.
Written by: P1ng23n5
My *original* home was in a
small
, grassy *meadow*. Now I live in a "harrowing"「HARA はら」, *primative*,
white
*tundra*. I want to go back, beyond the
cliffs
, and be home "again"「GEN ゲン」.
GENetics are the original copies from two seperate sets, combined in the belly はら of a woman. The
small
white
wild goose
still carry the genes of their ancesters. When landing on the fields to eat or in the wildernes to mate.
Written by: ジェン~1984
The original meadow was under a
cliff
and filled with
small
white
sheep.
Written by: チェイスです
Under the
cliff
lies a meadow of plain
white
little
flowers. An original primitive field in the wilderness.
Written by: クリス
Under the
little
white
cliff
is a meadow.
Written by: ロニー88
Related vocabulary
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/ はら - (noun) field, plain, prairie, tundra, moor, wilderness
っぱ / はらっぱ - (noun) open field, empty lot, plain
/ げんりょう - (noun) raw materials, ingredient
/ げんし - (noun) origin, beginning, genesis; {adj-no} {n} primeval, primordial, primitive
/ げんり - (noun) principle, theory, fundamental truth
Kunyomi: とも
Onyomi: キョウ
Stroke count: 6
Radical name: は
Radical
together, both, neither, all, and, alike, with
Mnemonics
Twenty
eight
of them went to Kyoto {キョウ} together as friends {とも}
Written by: Anonymous123
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Looks like
two people
together in a
boat
on the
water
.
Written by: ソーサーペン
Two
hands
together supporting
something
, maybe London Bridge.

Ashes, ashes, we all fall down.
One should not eat
salad
and
animal legs
together in Kyouto / キョウ
Written by: Samurai_Ash
Two
hands
holding an
object
together.

Source: witktionary.
Written by: rsvd5555
Eight
pieces of
grass
on a
plate
together.
Written by: ロニー88
Picture
two people
tied together for a
two-legged
race!
Written by: Emmyちゅ
"
Twenty
eight
stab wounds, you didn't want to leave him a chance, huh?" Did you do that together with an accomplice and did both of you stab him?
Written by: 50・fuyuko50
Two alike crosses with arms joined together
both standing on a
table
and neither falling over.
Written by: Jules.33
Related vocabulary
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/ きょうつう - (Noun/な-adjective) common, shared, mutual; {vs} {vi} to be common (to), to be shared (by); {n-suf} -wide
/ こうきょう - (noun) public (facilities, service, etc.), communal
/ きょうわ - (noun/intransitive) republicanism; cooperation, working together
/ きょうがく - (noun/する verb) coeducation
/ きょうかん - (noun/する verb) sympathy, empathy, response, identification (with someone)
Kunyomi: う.る, え.る
Onyomi: トク
Stroke count: 11
Radical name: ぎょうにんべん
Radical
gain, get, find, earn, acquire, can, may, able to, profit, advantage, benefit
Mnemonics
I
go
out at
dawn
hoping to gain a
little
profit.
Written by: Karlla
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"The early bird gets the worm." This saying means those who don't
linger
in bed in the
morning
will be able toearn {え.るn} their keep. They have a
measurable
advantage over those who are slothful and who start their day with a few tokes {トク} of weed. You mayprofit by following the example of Uru {うる} from Star Trek who knew how to get the job done.
One
day
I hope to
stop
and retire and
measure
my gained profit.
Written by: MuMe
Go
and
get
/トク whatever you can gain.
If you
loiter
around the
sun
temple
all day, you'll acquire a tan. And possibly heatstroke, making you see TOKUgawa's ghost.
Written by: Seraseth
I can't
stop
Daybreak
no matter how much power I obtain. I'll never
measure
up to the power of the sun.
Written by: チェイスです
In a long gone "era"「ERU え.る」, one could *gain* a *profit* by
measuring
and selling "toe cushions"「TOKU トク」at
daybreak
for the shoes of tourists
lingering
around famous landmarks.
Head out
while the
sun
is still out to earn
one
small
profit.
Written by: あいりー
When I try to gain
one
small
profit, I
go
out in
daylight
because that's when most people are awake.
Written by: あいりー
Related vocabulary
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/ - (noun/transitive) to get, to acquire, to obtain, to procure, to earn, to win, to gain, to secure, to attain; to be possible
/ こころえ - (noun) knowledge, understanding; rules, regulations, guideline, directions; {n-suf} deputy, acting
/ とくい - (Noun/な-adjective) satisfaction, pride, triumph, elation; one's strong point, one's forte, one's specialty; regular customer, regular client, patron
/ なっとく - (noun/する verb) consent, agreement, acceptance; understanding, satisfaction (e.g. with an explanation), being convinced
/ そんとく - (noun) loss and gain, advantage and disadvantage
Kunyomi: と.ける, と.く, と.かす
Onyomi: カイ,
Stroke count: 13
Radical name: つのへん
Radical
unravel, notes, key, explanation, understanding, untie, undo, solve, answer, cancel, absolve, explain, minute
Mnemonics
He solved the problem by untying the
cow
from the
corner
with a
sword
Written by: Nicolas2
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To solve the problem of her
horn
getting stuck, a
sword
was used to free the
cow
.
Written by: lightmotif
Me: Why on earth did you
corner
that
cow
and menace her with your
sword
? Him: Let me explain.. I had quite a few tokes {と.く} of hashish, and I think it unraveled my mind. Me: Being high as a kite {カイt} doesn't absolve your terrible behavior.
My explanation and answer is: The
horns
are like
swords
to the
ox
Written by: Hexador
To *unravel* the mystery, I needed some *explanation* so I could get *understanding* of the case. I approached the
cow
in the
corner
, but I couldn't *untie* its rope leash, so I cut it with a
knife
. As it escaped, it stepped on my "toe"「TO と 」. I called for my assistant, "Kai"「KAI カイ」, and told him to "get"「GE ゲ」my *notes*. Moving the cow was the *key*, I now had an *answer*. I *solved* the case and *absolved* my client.
To unravel the mystery, and get a full explanation, we must cut open the
cow
at an
angle
starting from the small toe {と} using this
sword
. We could also use this shellfish {カイ} too.
Written by: Anonymous123
The
horn
is removed by a
knife
from the
cow
as it is cut up, thus solving the “problem” of the cow. The answer, rendering the cow into pieces, not only provides an understanding of the structure of the cow, the cuts that are the key parts of that explanation also make for good eating. Feast and be absolved, for the sacrifice of the cow will cancel out your failings.
Vikings solved the problem of expensive tableware by cutting the
horns
off their
cows
with their
swords
and using those as cups. Tormund
came up with it when he was high as a kite
カイ
.
Written by: Kiraraxa
Put a
sword
at an
angle
{phonetic - カク} near the
cow
's horns
to solve the geometry problem.
Written by: looh
Aim your
sword
at the correct
angle
at the
cow
to untie it safely
Written by: Seraseth
Angle
your
sword
correctly at a
cow
to untie it without hurting it. This is pretty tough angle for your sword, so IOT solve this cow puzzle, you have to be really careful and smart. You’re trying to untie the cow from the kayak
かい
you are both in. Some jerk tied to cow to the kayak and sent it toward a waterfall.
Written by: Keziarose
Hodor ほど went out to the pen to look for an explanation as to why the
cows
were restless. He found the answer. A かい
kite
𠂊
had gotten tangled in the ゲ
gate
and was spooking the cows. The string was all unraveled and he had to と cut it with his
knife
. Problem solved!. Then he just needed to be careful to わか walk around the cow pies.
Written by: Jules.33
At the
corner
the
cow
used a
sword
to untie itself. I understand that no one will ever believe this explanation
Written by: ロニー88
To use a
knife
to cut off a
bull's
horn
is like how we tend to look at each part of the problem one by one, trying to find a solution.
Written by: non0230
Before those
horns
can take apart your body, you should use the
knife
to remove them from that
cattle
.
Written by: Kuromi
Putting
cattle
in a tight
square
enclosure is an easy answer to
butchering
them or harvesting their products, such as shearing wool.
Understanding the Explanation is the Key to Solving the
Angle
of Untying the
Cow
with a
Sword
.
Written by: Pride
Someone tied a rope around the
horn
of my
cow
. I'll untie it with my
sword
Written by: チェイスです
To solve the problem of being gored by an angry bull, you need to cut off the
horns
of the
cow
with a
sword
.
Written by: Kaze272
You can reveal the
cow
by cutting the entrance of the barn with a
sword
at an
angle
Written by: スタチク
KAI, explain why you
corner
ed and
cut
down that poor
cow
to solve the problem instead of untying or buying/KAI it!
Written by: レイん|レナ
Cutting
the
cow
from the
corner
was the only way to solve this
Written by: Afrina0987
The farmer used his
knife
to untie the
cow's
horn
and solve the problem.
Written by: アルゼン
Related vocabulary
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む / とけこむ - (Godan verb - む/intransitive) to melt into, to dissolve into, to merge into; to blend into (surroundings), to fit in, to adapt to, to integrate
い / うちとけにくい - (noun) difficult to make friends with
/ りかい - (noun/する verb) understanding, comprehension, appreciation; sympathy
/ けんかい - (noun) opinion, point of view
/ かいけつ - (noun/する verb) settlement, solution, resolution
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