A variant of 冎, said to depict human remains. Modern form resembles the bare bone of the shoulder, with the and . Also called the death radical, because it is the radical of 死, 歿, 殀, 㱝, 殂, 殃, 殄, 殅, etc.
Readings:
　ガツ and ガチ are apparently the equivalent of Mandarin è, meaning bone fragments, via Middle Chinese /ŋɑt̚/.
　タイ corresponds to Mandarin dǎi, meaning bad, wrong, wicked, evil, or sin. See 歺.
Radical names:
　屍/かばね　dead body
一タ/いちた　one ＋ katakana ta
歹編/がつへんbare bone on left

is a pictogram from the appearance of a bright star. is supposed to mark the sky. A bright star falling from the sky, a meteor, is considered bad and would bring bad luck in ancient Chinese.

Launched a pike with missile and it got windy again.

Note: Here it looks like a missile. then .

It represents the act of conceiving and growing,
and from this the Chinese character "In" was derived, which means "prosperous," "grand,"
"many," "big," "abundant," and "rich."

I'm always plucking off a fuzzies off my sweaters

Fine hairs are than normal .

When you have no more , you can buy a wig made of fine hair but it will be

I placed a rug in front of the so we could sit in front of the hearth and spend a cozy evening.

A wool rug keeps you warm like a heavy or a /エン←えむ← /i̯ɛm/ ← *ɦlam … *l̥ʰaːmˀ → /tʰɑmᵡ/ →タン fire.