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1259<br />

L1<br />

恵<br />

10<br />

KEI, E, megumu/mi<br />

blessing, favor,<br />

kindness<br />

strokes<br />

KEIYObestowal<br />

CHIEwisdom<br />

megumibukaibenevolent<br />

Bronze ; seal ; traditional . Has 164<br />

‘heart/mind’, and 叀 (‘spindle’ [orig. pictograph])<br />

1260<br />

啓<br />

KEI<br />

open, enlighten<br />

L1<br />

11 strokes<br />

KEIHATSUenlightenment<br />

KEIJIrevelation<br />

HEIKEIDear Sir/Madam<br />

OBI ; bronze ; seal . One view has /<br />

‘hand holding stick’ 112, with 启 as phonetic<br />

with associated sense ‘open’, thus ‘cause to<br />

open; open’ (Katō); this seems based only on<br />

certain bronze and the seal forms, but not<br />

OBI equivalents. None of the OBI equivalents<br />

for (as listed by Mizukami) has ; all have<br />

as phonetic with associated sense ‘give charity,<br />

bestow’, thus ‘give (food, etc.) to others’.<br />

Another analysis takes 叀 as phonetic with<br />

associated sense ‘round, surround’, thus ‘a heart<br />

which embraces feelings of others’ (Tōdō).<br />

GY2008:578; MS1995:v1:514-5; KJ1970:352-3;<br />

TA1965:712-5. Take upper part as 35 ‘ten’ and<br />

63 ‘fields’.<br />

Mnemonic: KIND-HEARTED PERSON BLESSED<br />

WITH TEN FIELDS<br />

2003 ‘hand’, in some cases combining with<br />

just 120 ‘door’ to give ‘open a door’, taken as<br />

simplest early form of . Most OBI occurrences<br />

add 22 ‘opening’, ‘entrance’, thus ‘open door<br />

with hand’ (Mizukami). Ogawa, though, takes<br />

as having associated sense ‘teach’ to give<br />

figurative meaning ‘teach and enlighten others’;<br />

this corresponds to the extended sense. Note:<br />

启 has / ‘door’, with ‘mouth, opening’<br />

as phonetic with associated sense ‘open’, thus<br />

‘open verbally/by hand’ (Mizukami). KJ1970:348;<br />

MS1995:v1;232-3,218-9; OT1968:184.<br />

Mnemonic: OPENING DOORS IS A WAY TO<br />

ENLIGHTENMENT<br />

1261<br />

掲<br />

KEI, kakageru<br />

hoist, display, print<br />

L1<br />

11 strokes<br />

KEIJIBANnotice board<br />

ZENKEIaforementioned<br />

KEIYŌ hoisting<br />

1262<br />

渓<br />

KEI, tani<br />

valley, gorge<br />

L1<br />

11 strokes<br />

KEIKOKUvalley, gorge<br />

SEKKEIsnowy valley<br />

KEIRYŪ mountain stream<br />

Seal ; late graph (Shuowen). Has34 ‘hand’,<br />

and (see 1048) as phonetic with associated<br />

sense ‘hold up high in hand, thus ‘hold<br />

up high’. ‘Display, print’ are extended senses.<br />

KJ1970:904; TA1965:583-7; OT1968:417. Take <br />

66 ‘sun’, sitting person, and cover.<br />

Mnemonic: MAN SITS UNDER HOISTED<br />

COVER FROM SUN, DISPLAYING HAND<br />

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

. Traditional form has 42 ‘water’,<br />

with (originally, ‘bound slave’: see Note<br />

below) as phonetic with associated sense<br />

‘caught, entangled’, taken in one view as giving<br />

‘mountain stream with (seemingly) no way<br />

out’, and by extension ‘twisting and turning<br />

mountain stream’ (Ogawa). Gu, in contrast,<br />

takes ‘mountain valley/gully’ as the original<br />

374 The Remaining 1130 Characters

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