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1241<br />

吟<br />

GIN<br />

recite, sing<br />

L1<br />

7 strokes<br />

GIN’EIrecital<br />

GINMIscrutiny<br />

GIN’YŪSHIJINminstrel<br />

Seal ; a late graph (Shuowen). Has 22<br />

‘mouth’, and 138 (‘now’) as phonetic, the<br />

latter typically interpreted as ‘close, shut’,<br />

thus giving ‘close mouth and moan’ (Ogawa,<br />

Shirakawa) or ‘moan’ (Katō). However, moan-<br />

ing is normally emitted with the mouth open,<br />

a point which brings this interpretation of<br />

the meaning into question. On the basis of<br />

usage in early texts, Qiu interprets the original<br />

meaning of as ‘close the mouth and remain<br />

silent’; if this is accepted, senses such as ‘moan,<br />

sing, recite’ need to be regarded as loan usages.<br />

OT1968:170; SS1984:214; KJ1970:176;<br />

QX2000.<br />

Mnemonic: NOWADAYS ONE RECITES WITH<br />

MOUTH WIDE OPEN<br />

1242<br />

駆<br />

KU, kakeru, karu<br />

gallop, spur on<br />

L1<br />

14 strokes<br />

SENKUSHApioneer<br />

karidasuflush out (hunt)<br />

kakeochielopement<br />

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

. Has 210 ‘horse’, and 282 ( ‘ward,<br />

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

‘hit, strike’, to give ‘whip a horse (and make it<br />

gallop)’. ‘Urge on/spur on’ as a general use is an<br />

extended sense. KJ1970:296; OT1968:1124.<br />

Mnemonic: SPURRED ON HORSE GALLOPS<br />

THROUGH THE WARD<br />

1243<br />

L1<br />

惧<br />

11<br />

GU, KU, osoreru<br />

fear, awe, risk,<br />

apprehension<br />

strokes<br />

osorefear, awe<br />

KIGUfear, misgivings<br />

KIGU no NENapprehension<br />

Seal ; traditional . Has 164 ‘heart/mind’<br />

and (orig ‘bird looks round nervously’; see<br />

Note below). is taken as semantic and phonetic<br />

(Ogawa, Gu) or just phonetic with associ-<br />

1244<br />

愚<br />

GU, oroka<br />

foolish<br />

L1<br />

13 strokes<br />

GUJINfool<br />

GUZUrugrumble<br />

GUKŌfoolish act<br />

ated sense ‘look round nervously’(Mizukami,<br />

Shirakawa), both cases giving same overall<br />

sense ‘be afraid’. is a later popular form.<br />

Note: has 䀠 ‘look left and right’, with <br />

324 ‘short-tailed bird’, thus ‘bird looks round<br />

nervously’ (Shirakawa). Qiu prefers ‘eagle’s gaze’.<br />

MS1995:v1:530-31; SS1984:218; GY2008:1328;<br />

OT1968:392; QX2000:197; DJ2009:v3:850. Suggest<br />

as 76 ‘eye’ with ‘hands’ / .<br />

Mnemonic: WHEN FEAR IS IN THE HEART,<br />

COVER EYES WITH HANDS<br />

Bronze ; seal . Has ‘heart/mind’ 164, and<br />

CO (originally showing monkey with large<br />

head and long tail, now ‘begin’) as phonetic<br />

with associated sense ‘circuitous, dull, stiff’, thus<br />

‘mind works in roundabout/slow manner’, i.e.<br />

‘stupid’. MS1995:v1:516-7,v2:958-9; TA1965:313-<br />

5; OT1968:380,727;TA1965:313-5. Take as<br />

leggy insect in ‘field’ 63.<br />

Mnemonic: LEGGY INSECT IN FIELD GIVES<br />

FOOLISH FEELING IN HEART<br />

The Remaining 1130 Characters 369

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