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764 L3 則 SOKU, nori, nottoru rule, model, standard 9 strokes KISOKUTEKIregular HŌSOKUlaw GENSOKUprinciple Bronze: ; seal: . Has 198 ‘knife’, and (not ‘shell-money’ 10, but abbreviation of earlier ‘cauldron’: see 248), usually taken as phonetic with associated sense ‘damage, mark’, to give ‘mark/damage with knife’. Wood or bamboo was marked with a knife for use as a measuring tool; ‘measure, ruler’ was then extended to the abstract sense ‘rule, standard’. Ogawa suggests in a semantic role to give ‘mark/engrave a cauldron’, then make it a ‘standard’ (presumably of capacity), but Katō argues very few cauldrons were engraved. Tōdō puts into a word-family ‘stick to, incline towards’ which includes 1650 (originally person kneeling next to food piled up in container on stand), and takes the graph as a cauldron or cooking pot with a knife always close by. The first analysis seems persuasive. KJ1970:645-6; YK1976:334; OT1968:117; TA1965:121-3. Suggest taking as 10 ‘money’. Mnemonic: THERE ARE RULES AND STAND- ARDS ABOUT CUTTING UP MONEY 765 測 SOKU, hakaru measure, fathom L3 12 strokes SOKUTEImeasurement SOKUCHIland survey hakarigataihard to figure 766 L1 属 ZOKU belong, genus 12 strokes KINZOKUmetal FUZOKUattached ZOKUMEIgeneric name Seal ; late graph (Shuowen); traditional . Has , corresponding to seal form of 1888 (originally showing vagina with hair, later ‘buttocks’ and ‘animal tail’), and (NJK, ‘green Bronze ; seal . Has 42 ‘water’ and 764 (‘rule, standard’) as semantic and phonetic (and may be seen as extended sense of 764) meaning ‘measure’, thus ‘measure water depth’; then generalised to ‘measure’. MS1995:v2:766-8; KJ1970:646; OT1968:596. Mnemonic: MEASURE WATER WITH FATHOM-RULE caterpillar’) as phonetic with associated sense ‘continue’, to give ‘born continuously/successively from vagina’ and hence ‘blood relatives, family’. By extension, ‘connected, belong, same type’. KJ1970:337; MS1995:v1:406-8,v2:1148-9; KJ1970:558; OT1968:298. Suggest take as ‘buttock’, as ‘insect’ 60, as ‘legs’, and as ‘head’. Mnemonic: INSECT WITH BUTTOCK, LEGS AND HEAD BELONGS TO A GENUS 767 L3 率 SOTSU, RITSU, hikiiru rate, command 11 strokes TŌSOTSUcommand NŌRITSUefficiency ZEIRITSUtax-rate OBI ; seal . OBI and bronze forms show rope (taken to be hemp rope) and bits of hemp thread; the seal form shows these together with some sort of tool or device for making the rope. ‘Command’ and ‘rate’ may be regarded as loan usages. YK1976:494; KJ1970:526; MS1995:v2:850-51. Suggest taking as top, as 29 ‘short threads’ with bits, and the lower element as 35 ‘ten’. Mnemonic: TEN BITS OF SHORT THREADS COMMAND TOP RATE The 185 Fifth Grade Characters 243

768 L3 損 SON, sokonau loss, spoil, miss 13 strokes SONSHITSUloss SONGAIdakadamages iisokonaislip of tongue Seal ; late graph (Shuowen). Has 34 ‘hand’, and 248 (‘member, official’) as phonetic with associated sense ‘take away/take away a part’, to give ‘take away with the hand, reduce’. ‘Loss, damage’ is an extended sense. KJ1970:652-3; YK1976:340; OT1968:426. Mnemonic: OFFICIAL HAS HAND MISSING – A SERIOUS LOSS 769 L3 退 TAI, shirizoku/keru retreat, withdraw 9 strokes KŌTAIretreat TAISHOKUretirement TAIIabdication Seal forms include , . Analyses vary, but the most convincing takes the first seal form as comprising 131 ‘move, go’, and 66 ‘sun’, with ‘foot going down’ (see 213), to give ‘sun goes down’, and by extension ‘retreat’. The sec- ond seal form here has 85 ‘move, go’, and this reflects a widely discernible feature in the older forms of certain graphs, which exhibit variation between and the semantically close . Mizukami looks to identify two possible bronze forms for . Distinguish here from the same-shaped element ‘stop and stare back’ in 281 ‘silver’ (though a useful mnemonic), and from 628 ‘good’. YK1976:344; KJ1970:665; MS1995:v1:484-5. Mnemonic: STOP AND STARE, THEN MOVE BACK IN RETREAT 770 貸 TAI, kasu lend, loan L4 12 strokes TAIHIloan kashiKINloan kashiyahouse to let Seal . Has 10 ‘shell/currency/money’, and 358 (‘replace’, ‘fee’) as phonetic, taken either as ‘give’, meaning ‘give money/valuables’ (Katō, Yamada) or as ‘in turn’, meaning ‘one person lends and another borrows’ (Tōdō, Ogawa). Yamada lists a possible bronze form also. KJ1970:889; YK1976:345; TA1965:90-92; OT1968:955. Mnemonic: LOAN IS REPLACEMENT MONEY 771 L1 態 TAI, waza, zama appearance, intent 14 strokes TAIDOattitude TAISEIposition wazawazapurposely Seal ; late graph (Shuowen). Has 164 ‘mind, heart’, and 787 (‘ability, can’) as phonetic with associated sense taken as ‘good, beautiful’ (Katō, Yamada), to give ‘good/beautiful mind’; the sense ‘appearance, state’ is taken as a loan usage by Yamada, but Katō sees it as a generalized sense. One of the more difficult graphs to analyze satisfactorily. YK1976:345-6; KJ1970:662-3. Mnemonic: ONE WHO IS INTENT HAS AP- PEARANCE OF ABLE MIND 244 The 185 Fifth Grade Characters

764<br />

L3<br />

則<br />

SOKU, nori, nottoru<br />

rule, model, standard<br />

9 strokes<br />

KISOKUTEKIregular<br />

HŌSOKUlaw<br />

GENSOKUprinciple<br />

Bronze: ; seal: . Has 198 ‘knife’, and <br />

(not ‘shell-money’ 10, but abbreviation of earlier<br />

‘cauldron’: see 248), usually taken as phonetic<br />

with associated sense ‘damage, mark’, to give<br />

‘mark/damage with knife’. Wood or bamboo<br />

was marked with a knife for use as a measuring<br />

tool; ‘measure, ruler’ was then extended to the<br />

abstract sense ‘rule, standard’. Ogawa suggests<br />

in a semantic role to give ‘mark/engrave a<br />

cauldron’, then make it a ‘standard’ (presumably<br />

of capacity), but Katō argues very few cauldrons<br />

were engraved. Tōdō puts into a word-family<br />

‘stick to, incline towards’ which includes <br />

1650 (originally person kneeling next to food<br />

piled up in container on stand), and takes the<br />

graph as a cauldron or cooking pot with a knife<br />

always close by. The first analysis seems persuasive.<br />

KJ1970:645-6; YK1976:334; OT1968:117;<br />

TA1965:121-3. Suggest taking as 10 ‘money’.<br />

Mnemonic: THERE ARE RULES AND STAND-<br />

ARDS ABOUT CUTTING UP MONEY<br />

765<br />

測<br />

SOKU, hakaru<br />

measure, fathom<br />

L3<br />

12 strokes<br />

SOKUTEImeasurement<br />

SOKUCHIland survey<br />

hakarigataihard to figure<br />

766<br />

L1<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

属<br />

ZOKU<br />

belong, genus<br />

12 strokes<br />

KINZOKUmetal<br />

FUZOKUattached<br />

ZOKUMEIgeneric name<br />

Seal ; late graph (Shuowen); traditional .<br />

Has , corresponding to seal form of 1888<br />

(originally showing vagina with hair, later<br />

‘buttocks’ and ‘animal tail’), and (NJK, ‘green<br />

Bronze ; seal . Has 42 ‘water’ and <br />

764 (‘rule, standard’) as semantic and phonetic<br />

(and may be seen as extended sense of 764)<br />

meaning ‘measure’, thus ‘measure water depth’;<br />

then generalised to ‘measure’. MS1995:v2:766-8;<br />

KJ1970:646; OT1968:596.<br />

Mnemonic: MEASURE WATER WITH<br />

FATHOM-RULE<br />

caterpillar’) as phonetic with associated sense<br />

‘continue’, to give ‘born continuously/successively<br />

from vagina’ and hence ‘blood relatives,<br />

family’. By extension, ‘connected, belong, same<br />

type’. KJ1970:337; MS1995:v1:406-8,v2:1148-9;<br />

KJ1970:558; OT1968:298. Suggest take as<br />

‘buttock’, as ‘insect’ 60, as ‘legs’, and as<br />

‘head’.<br />

Mnemonic: INSECT WITH BUTTOCK, LEGS<br />

AND HEAD BELONGS TO A GENUS<br />

767<br />

L3<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

率<br />

SOTSU, RITSU, hikiiru<br />

rate, command<br />

11 strokes<br />

TŌSOTSUcommand<br />

NŌRITSUefficiency<br />

ZEIRITSUtax-rate<br />

OBI ; seal . OBI and bronze forms show<br />

rope (taken to be hemp rope) and bits of hemp<br />

thread; the seal form shows these together<br />

with some sort of tool or device for making the<br />

rope. ‘Command’ and ‘rate’ may be regarded<br />

as loan usages. YK1976:494; KJ1970:526;<br />

MS1995:v2:850-51. Suggest taking as top,<br />

as 29 ‘short threads’ with bits, and the<br />

lower element as 35 ‘ten’.<br />

Mnemonic: TEN BITS OF SHORT THREADS<br />

COMMAND TOP RATE<br />

The 185 Fifth Grade Characters 243

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