Han {ハン} became after he had to haul that sack a {さか} potatoes up that hill.

When I was in , I went to a hill and saw a ! I saw so many!

If stand on a , you can see the landscape .

If you kick a soccer さか ball up an incline on the side of a , it will conveniently roll down the sloping back to you, so you can kick it and again a hundred ハン times.

A hill is where the upwards

The hid their at the bottom of the cave under the .

To see the base of this you need to /テイ.

The escapes me, but they knew they had hit rock bottom when they had to move into THAT PLACE {そこ} under the and sleep on the . How much more can they TAKE? {テイ}.

Seal ; late graph - Shuowen. Has 广 127 ‘house, building’, and 氐 {either ‘base of small
hill’, or ‘spoon touching bottom of plate’ > ‘down low’} as semantic and phonetic, meaning ‘dwelling at foot of hill’ {see The Complete Guide to Japanese Kanji - pg. 575}. Yamada takes ‘lowest part, bottom’ as loan usage, but it can alternatively be seen as extended sense through generalization. Ogawa takes 氐 differently, as phonetic only with associated sense ‘stop, stay’; in this view, ‘bottom’ is loan use.

I would hate to find myself at the bottom of Dan-TEI’s inferno.

The was inscribed at the BOTTOM of the .

The linen is spread out on top of the .

These are linen

Those linens on the out there are new, no ぬの? Actually, they aren't. Coulda fool-ed フ me!

←/フ is linen, because that’s what they distribute at his club.

To a , a is just normal cloth. They're always wet so towel cloth is all they know.

Every hotel room should
at least one
and one set of fresh LINENS.

New/NU clothes/FUku and are made of cloth.

The jacket that I was afraid of { } is made of linen.

to make linen

Phono-semantic: phonetic later corrupted to look similar to an empty hand, "フ" semantic 巾 "cloth; kerchief"

A

cloth

巾

or linen is able to spread easily using a .

Classically men carry handkerchiefs; remember the phonetic component is "father" a hand holding an axe for work. So, maybe this hardworking father is able to provide cloth for his family?

A temple is built on the where people hold in honour

I along the between the "jizo"「JI ジ」statue and the *Buddhist temple*.

To build the temple on this piece of , we'll take . Go TELA {てら} JIologist {ジ} to help us make sure the soil is good enough.

←之/シ←㞢→牛 cattle led by that holds 持 it, going to the temple for a sacrifice.

The temple is a that is carefully taking care of by people all the time. Taking care of is represented by . See for more context.

the for where to build the temple.

It was a terrible てら in history when Buddhist temples were destroyed. We would like to forget those days.
{kanji for “time” without the “day”}.

I LOVE measuring things. Sometimes, in the , I'll draw a little , which I measure. Of course, I have to do it near the Buddhist temple cause that's around where I've hidden my stash of rules. Don't tell them!!! Also, I'm a language nerd! Did you know that the latin word for earth is terra {てら}? And, the "geo" in geologist {じ} is greek?

My heavens! That I found in the eaves has sticking out of it.

You use a to keep yourself and safe from outer space, and the space dwelling 'U'ni's

Heaven is the

roof

of fixed stars over the house of the whole /ウ,ユ.

When you look Up {ウ}, what you see depends on where you are standing. You might see a , or eaves. If you are out on the you can see the heavens. You'll see thing or another.

and that VERSE—the universe fills the heavens above the eaves.

う... You cannot use to measure the

roof

of the universe.宇宙

You can see of the house’s under the of the roof .

When you to , you'll be on roof.

The original form of carpenter’s square /ク→キョ, borrowed for homonym gigantic. Think of a so enormous that it can’t be used to anything, especially not arrows 矢.
The radical is a carpenter’s rule , because the carpenter’s square is a similar tool.

, 巨normous Cyclop.

The gave the scales a nice sheen (シン}, but he didn't like it. He furrowed {ふる} his brow, shivered and shook the water off.

causes a that causes an earthquake! It shakes so much, you bang your SHIN.

The made the ground shake with his roar!

The annoyed the so it roared shaking the ground and making me tremble.

You will shiver when the falls and the earth begins to shake and tremble from the quake of the

When the apocalypse makes the world tremble, the is and is roaring from .

The water flew over the town and shook its body, causing fall over everyone, and making them tremble in fear.

The was curled up fast asleep in a long {長い}, deep furrow ふる under the cliff . But when the started pouring down, he became cold and SHIVERED, which caused the earth to SHAKE, the mountain to QUAKE and the townspeople to TREMBLE and QUIVER in fear.

To as the falling is to tremble

A quake isn’t really : it feels more like SHIN Godzilla making the earth shake when he trembles like the /シン.
Name of the trigram ☳/zhèn.

I signed this rare I requested you to get for me with an . I hope you will give it to me soon.

While digging for treasure where marks the spot, I was begging and hoping for something rare and phenomenal. What I found were only a few that used to be worn for prayers.

I hope that child flying a on a above the won't get in any trouble.

Some hope chests feature fine with the name of the rare and lucky husband to be. Luck-KEY→キ or Chest→Lock→KEY→キ

（Original meaning まれ rare or sparse, from the thin spaces between the threads of woven cloth, is now specialized in 稀.）

To remember the sense Greece, think of the phenomenal break out hit: My Big Fat Greek Wedding. Pharyngealize the キ to get ギ in 希臘/ギリシャ and へ in 希伯来/ヘブライ. And don’t dilute your Windex.

希（*hlɯl）桸 郗 絺 脪 瓻 希 晞 莃 鵗 稀 睎 豨 悕 俙 欷 浠 唏
キ,ケ← /xe̯i/ ← *hlɯl

I hope I will catch a in my

I hope I get the rare with an

There is a rare that has an on it that is worth millions if redeemed. I hope I get it

I hope that someone a bit shorter so that I can blanket over the ground to have a picnic.

You hope that the you buried, covered in , is still at the same spot.

I hope that this does not get a wear-and-tear .

I need to announce that I saw a {さわ} . Don't touch it or it may shock you {ショク}

Don't touch an in the

Many and other animals use their to touch and make contact with unfamiliar things.

The structure of is their antenna, which is used to sense things.

If you saw a {さわ.る} furry {ふ.れる} , you should not touch its

I SAW WHAt {さわ} happened when those two beetles engaged in conflict. They both touched and hit each other. However, what most SHOCKed {ショク} me was the sports announcer providing a blow-by-blow report of the action.

Touch the in the

touch things with their to feel around and help navigate.

The hair on our bodies is on an so we can feel when we come in contact with an

I saw wha-t さわ you did, and I'm shock-ed ショク. You touched my stag beetle { }!

The frail swallow hit the , and fell to the ground.

The in the examined the food {しょく} by touching with its .

Trap that in the and touch it. However it was an electric bug and when you touched it you got ショク

Don't Touch that ed you fu-ul, it will sho-ku-ショク you and then you will need to sa-wa/shower-さわ.

When the TOUCHED my foot ふ, it shocked ショク me and I swatted さわ it {HIT it}

are reliant on

The is dependent on his 'I'gle plume to make a fine impression

{イ} rely on to keep me warm. Especially at NIGHT {よる}.

What depends on the situation.

bound census registers keep track of who /セキ whom.
敷く/しく　spread
踏む/ふむ　tread

, I enrolled and got membership to the club, under the

The semantic radical results from the facht, that in bamboo slabs where used to write records on. The and the are part of a phonetic radical.

, 's names were registered on tablets.

There's two scrolls hanging above the entrance. You can enroll in either the sapling course for beginners, or the veteran course for

A {セキ} as depicted in the movie, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", former members of the Wudang monastery conducted a sword fight in the upper canopy of a forest where the bamboo grew tall like .

People had to ride their to enroll in things. There were no cars yet, so they would hitch a cow to their bamboo plow, and dig their way to the government office or school to enroll.

Picture the little hut that passed for school long ago. All of the bamboo plows are parked around it, as the people enroll themselves and their kids up for classes.

A it was veru to see the and .

This country club is so fancy, they have all these and decorations. Sadly, you have to come from to be a member here

I ENROLLED in a class about how is more sustainable than It starts in .

In to enroll on a course, you had to queue before a and sign up on the scroll. Today, it only takes a SEKI

I found a piece of in a from . Inside was a SEKInd/second copy of our domicilliary register.

Oh {オ} my! What a disgrace. Not only did you misspell katana {きたな}, but in of them are dirty from sitting in polluted .Yo go {よご} clean them up!

He → 与 in cleaning the dirty of the sea.

A hunter washes the with , because they are dirty

Via 汙: You can try to measure the pollution levels of the with ←于/オ, but don’t blame me if you get dirty in the process.

in s are dirty - not/nai in the north/kita though, they put yoghurt/yogoreru in there

Looks like a curving with a large underground below it, that is pumping out lots of into nature, to dirty / pollute / defile it.

After measuring the , it looks like it's pollution levels are at 25%.

Don't put dirty in the same .

Phono-semantic: Phonetic 于 “オ” Semantic “Water”.

,even from an , can wash away dirty pollution but can’t wash away defilement.

Pollution is the process of making the environment, the and the dirty.

I wash it with times and it's still dirty!

When I pulled my out of the , there were plastic bottles stuck on the anchor's tines. Imagine how much plastic pollution there must be for this to happen. That's not Okay {オkay}.

Let's the until only sheets remain.

MAI oh MAI, I was sitting on my next to a when the wind blew all the paper out of my hands. Now I have to count the sheets to see if I have everything..

Etymology:
Depicted a being -> by someone holding an in their . Cutting a tree produces thin flat pieces of wood.

The is whipping SHEETS OF paper off the .

If you a with my machete {マイ} you get sheets of paper.

Each time the is ←文 it yields a sheet of useful flat, thin cultural 文/ブン→バイ, マイ artifacts.
The substitution of 攵 for 文 is also seen in 玫.

You a so hard that it turns into a flat object. This miracle makes everyone say oh "Mai!!"

Sheets are produced by and poor :(

This sheet of paper is made of and written with your

You {ユウ} would not believe how far the was! The horses of the stagecoach carrying the mail were from exhaustion!

I drive a modified to deliver mail in the .

Early mail service developed around postal towns that grew up along the main roads at 宿場/しゅくば relay stations, the points where horses would start to and need rest and watering. Some of these /ユウ have grown to major cities today.

At the stagecoach stop, you {ユウ} can see coaches with so much mail, that they are starting to .

Before "you"「YŪ」can deliver *mail* to the many far from the city, you must reinforce your with a to handle the weight.

The lazy U-SPS ユゥ is a mail that off constantly.

mail is delivered by the service in a funny looking 車

The spot where the is where they bring the mail

There is need for you ユウ to bring your mail into the . just drop mine in the to the left of the building.

ユウ must know there's a a arrives at every week with the mail.

am in the of a relationship.

A go-between is a in the /チュウ of a relationship that keeps both sides talking to each other.

A relationship is that which exists or things.

A in the ? That's ma{naka} in Japanese... and they're trying to mediate a couple's relationship? They may be acting as a go-between now but eventually they'll have to choose {チュウ} a side.

In the between two is a relationship.

If you about your land will FLOURISH.

Note: In chinese etymology this is called radical

Prosperity is like made of .

Students are like young , they slowly FLOURISH in to the PROSPERITY, under the .

Via 熒/ケイ,ギョウ→ 榮/エイ,ヨウ: three fires flourish, two lights above one great below, burning in splendor to the glory and honor of our prosperity.
木 is the radical because it is substituting for the semantic component 火.

flourished : there were on it's

The economy flourished: Especially due to the export of made out of .

The king is so happy for the prosperity of his reign in the past years, so he decides to put his on a , in order to thank wood for being the main economical resource.

That sure was prosperous after we put a sack a {さか} dem on top if it, eh? {エイ}.

The Christmas would look glorious with a on top.

You can tell the is flourishing by the size of its .

A with enough s will prosper, also plenty of EIcorns to regrow the wood they use.

The honorable Betelguese put on top of the Christmas . "ヨ～ that's ええやん" I said. The tree looked so splendid.

Japanese botanists identify by Name TAGS on them.

Depicts a placard with writing on it tied to a tagged item with a .
Reading comes from an obsolete usage of substituting 札 for loss 失/シツ→サツ, which probably only makes sense in the context of counting bonds.

This kanji looks like a paper tag hanging off of a . You can see that the must have gotten wet, because the bottom is starting to curl up.

Paper money don't grow on , dummy! ...We fish 'em up with .

Hang your placards and tags on the

My interpretation: at a and writing something on a placard.

it's depicting a paper being stick on to

this is also used for Talisman 御札 Ofuda, which further invoke feeling of things being stuck to flat surfaces

The paper money was tagged with a .

The faction has been turning our forest into boards and planks!

Han {ハン} was , so he had them turned into boards and planks in Italy {いた}.

are /ハン into unnatural shapes like boards or planks to build platforms and stages.

If you craft planks in minecraft, you get

It's the rules to make a board or plank out of that

In Italy {いた} they were wood, so when they built the Coliseum to stage their gladiator fights, they issued a ban {バン} on planks and boards and built it with stone instead.

The collects to craft a stage for their speeches.

The of a is a plank!!!! ^.^

PLANKS were made from the on the .

Imagine a whole SKELETON, .

Note: the radical is hinting that this is part of the body kanji.

The victims of the famine were lying on cots {コツ}. They were so thin, you could see their bones beneath their skin. This is the , and below is the .

The of the covers the bones

This kanji looks like a funny skeleton wearing a hat. The skeleton's head is shaped like the and the square-shaped hat has a small buckle and two brims on the side.