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1447 L1 需 JU need, demand 14 strokes JUYŌdemand (economic) HITSUJUHINnecessities JUKYŪsupply and demand Seal . Has 3 ‘rain’, and (NJK; originally, depiction of a beard) as phonetic with associated sense taken either as i] ‘become wet with rain and go soft’ (Ogawa), or ii] ‘become wet’ (Katō), in either case giving overall sense ‘become wet’. In the case of this graph, the seal 1448 儒 JU Confucianism L1 16 strokes JUKYŌConfucianism JUSHAConfucianist JUGAKUConfucianism Seal ; a late graph (Shuowen). Has 41 ‘person’, and 1447 (‘demand’) as phonetic with associated sense taken in one view as ‘weak’, giving ‘weak dwarf’. This is the view of Katō, who asserts that persons of this type were in form onwards represents a different line of development from earlier, at least initially. The equivalent in OBI texts has a standing figure similar in shape to 56 ‘big’, accompanied by water droplets; this is found in bronze also, but more common is a standing figure with ‘rain’ above, showing the transitional stage towards later . Meanings such as ‘seek; demand’ are loan usages. MS1995:1420-21; KJ1970:508; OT1968:1086. We suggest taking as a rake. Mnemonic: AFTER THE RAIN THERE IS GREAT DEMAND FOR RAKES control of various fields such as divination, music, astronomy, and divination. It is thought that shamans in ancient China were often hunchbacks or others with unusual physical characteristics. Gu agrees that there were persons in charge of fields such as those mentioned above, but makes no reference to dwarf stature or the like. The meaning ‘Confucianism’ for probably evolved as a specialised extended sense. KJ1970:508; GY2008:1892-3. Mnemonic: A CONFUCIANIST IS A PERSON IN GREAT DEMAND 1449 L1 囚 SHŪ prisoner 5 strokes SHŪJINprisoner SHŪEKIprison labor SHIKEISHŪcondemned man 1450 舟 SHŪ, fune, funaboat, ship L2 6 strokes SHŪKŌnavigation funaasobiboating kobunelittle boat OBI ; seal . Depicts 41 ‘person’ inside an enclosure 84, which is represented fairly consistently in this graph even in OBI texts, giving ‘capture; prisoner’. MR2007:346; MS1995:v1:250-51; OT1968:45. Mnemonic: PERSON CONTAINED WITHIN ENCLOSURE IS A PRISONER OBI ; seal . Originally, a pictograph of a boat. The seal form has an additional component, perhaps representing a raised stern. GY2008:294; OT1968:837; MS1995:v2:1098-9;. Suggest taking the top stroke as (short) mooring rope, the dots as people sitting in it, the cross-stroke as oar, and the boat itself of course is lacking a stern. Mnemonic: MOORED STERNLESS BOAT WITH TWO PEOPLE AND AN OAR The Remaining 1130 Characters 429
1451 秀 SHŪ, hiideru, sugureru excel(lent) L1 7 strokes SHŪSAIgenius, prodigy YŪSHŪ naexcellent Hideo common male name Seal ; a late graph (Shuowen). Tends to be treated as comprising 87 ‘grain plant’, and (see Note 1 below) as phonetic. In one analysis, the associated sense for here is taken as ‘extend, stretch out’, giving ‘rice (sic; see Note 2) which grows tall’, and – by extension – ‘outstanding’ (Ogawa). Alternatively, the associated sense is taken as ‘emerge’, giving ‘grain plant with ear of grain emerging’ (Katō; Gu is in agreement). Another commentator (Shirakawa) prefers to treat as originally a pictograph of a grain plant with an ear of grain hanging down, but the status of the 1452 L1 臭 9 SHŪ, kusai smell, smack of, suspicious strokes SHŪKIbad smell ZOKUSHŪvulgarity USANkusai suspicious OBI ; seal ; traditional . Has 19 ‘dog’, and 150 (‘self’), in its original sense ‘nose’, giving ‘dog smells with the nose’, based on the correct perception that dogs have a very keen sense of smell; the original way of writing graph he bases this judgment on is less certain. Schuessler gives the meaning of as ‘to flower and set ears’ (grain), which follows Karlgren. Karlgren considers lower element ‘may originally have depicted the root of the plant (?).’ Note 1: (NJK, ‘whereupon; possessive particle’) is interpreted in various ways, but is typically taken as having an original meaning such as ‘bent’; this is seen in the interpretation as pictograph of ‘hunchback’ (Katō) or ‘bow’ (Ogawa), while ‘bend/curve, bend easily’ (like an ear and ear-lobe) is an extended sense noted in Mizukami. Note 2: is originally a pictograph of a grain plant, but not specifically rice (though occasionally misinterpreted as such). OT1968:729; KJ1970:513; GY2008:445; MS1995:v1:16-18; SS1984:406. Take as something bent. Mnemonic: HEAD OF GRAIN PLANT IS BENT – EXCELLENT CROP 1207 ‘smell’ (verb). ‘Bad smell, odor’ is an extended sense, along with ‘suspicious’ (cf. English ‘fishy’). Script simplification in 20th century Japan has led to the lower element ‘dog’ being changed to 56 ‘big’, or at least a shape corresponding to , losing semantic transparency in the process. Despite more extensive script simplification, . has been retained in PRC usage. QX2000:197; KJ1970:262; OT1968:832. Take as big, as nose. Mnemonic: BIG NOSE CAN SMELL OUT SUSPICIOUS THINGS 1453 袖 SHŪ, sode sleeve L1 10 strokes RYŌSHŪa leader, chief HANsodeshort sleeves sodenashi sleeveless Seal ; a late graph (Shuowen). Listed in Shuowen, but not with main heading status, being noted as a less formal, more popular form. Has 444 ‘garment’, and 421 (‘reason; means’) with associated sense ‘draw/pull out’ (Ogawa), giving ‘sleeve’. DJ2009:v2:676; OT1968:903; GY2008:1154. Mnemonic: THIS GARMENT HAS SLEEVES FOR A REASON 430 The Remaining 1130 Characters
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Hiragana and Katakana and Their Sou
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Editorial and Typographical Matters
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THE KANJI
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6 L4 音 ON, IN, oto, ne sound 9
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14 休 KYŪ, yasumu rest(ing) L5 6
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23 L5 校 KŌ school, check 10 stro
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33 L5 車 SHA, kuruma vehicle 7
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43 L4 GAKUSEI student ISSH
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51 L5 52 L4 先 SEN, saki prior,
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59 L5 中 4 CHŪ, naka middle, insi
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68 年 NEN, toshi year L5 6 strokes
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76 L5 目 5 MOKU, me, ma eye, look,
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85 遠 EN, tōi distant L4 13 strok
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93 L5 会 KAI, E, au meet 6 stro
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101 L3 丸 3 GAN, maru, marui round
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110 L4 111 L4 京 KYŌ, KEI c
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118 L5 言 GEN, GON, koto, iu wo
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126 L3 公 KŌ, ōyake public, fair
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134 合 GŌ, KATSU, au/waseru Alter
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142 L3 算 SAN reckon, count 14
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150 L4 自 JI, SHI, mizukara sel
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158 春 SHUN, haru of ‘forest’.
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166 L4 親 SHIN, oya, shitashii
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174 L3 雪 SETSU, yuki snow 11 stro
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182 L4 体 TAI, TEI, karada body 7
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190 L4 鳥 CHŌ, tori bird 11 st
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199 冬 TŌ, fuyu winter L4 5 strok
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207 L3 内 NAI, DAI, uchi inside
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215 L3 番 BAN number, guard, tu
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224 L5 北 HOKU, kita north, fle
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233 L4 234 L5 野 YA, no moor
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249 L4 院 IN institute 10 strok
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258 L3 HENKAchange KESHŌmake-u
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267 L3 岸 GAN, kishi bank, shor
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276 L4 去 KYO, KO, saru go, leave,
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285 L3 君 KUN, kimi lord, you, Mr
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294 向 KŌ, muku/keru/kau/kō turn
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303 L4 使 SHI, tsukau use, serv
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311 L3 式 SHIKI ceremony, form 6 s
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319 受 JU, ukeru receive L3 8 stro
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327 L3 宿 SHUKU, yado(ru) lodge, s
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335 L3 勝 SHŌ, katsu, masaru win,
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343 L4 進 SHIN, susumu/meru advanc
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351 L3 息 10 SOKU, iki breath, res
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359 第 DAI grade, order L3 11 stro
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367 丁 CHŌ, TEI block , exact L1
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375 転 TEN, korogeru/garu rotate,
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383 等 TŌ, hitoshii, nado class,
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391 L3 畑 hata, hatake (dry-) f
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400 L3 筆 HITSU, fude writing brus
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408 L4 服 FUKU clothes, yield,
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415 L4 味 MI, aji, ajiwau taste
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423 有 YŪ, U, aru have, exist L4
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430 L3 様 14 YŌ, sama situatio
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437 L3 列 RETSU row, line 6 str
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texts for ‘use, employ, in order
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451 L3 塩 EN, shio salt 13 strokes
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458 L3 改 KAI, aratameru/maru refo
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pleased’ is seen as an extended s
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479 L3 泣 KYŪ, naku weep, cry 8 s
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487 競 KYŌ, KEI, kisou, seru comp
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494 L3 景 KEI, KE scene, view,
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509 L4 菜 SAI, na vegetable, ra
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516 L3 察 SATSU judge, surmise,
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522 L1 氏 SHI, uji clan, family, m
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529 L3 530 L4 失 SHITSU, ush
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537 L3 笑 SHŌ, warau, emu laugh,
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551 L3 折 SETSU, ori, oru/reru ben
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558 L3 争 SŌ, arasou conflict, vi
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566 L3 帯 TAI , obi, obiru belt
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574 L1 腸 CHŌ, harawata intest
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582 L3 努 DO, tsutomeru endeavor,
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591 L3 敗 HAI, yaburu/reru defe
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599 L3 標 HYŌ , shirushi sign(pos
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614 牧 BOKU, maki OBI ; seal . Has
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621 L3 約 9 YAKU promise, approx.,
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628 L3 良 RYŌ, yoi good 7 stro
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636 L3 歴 REKI history, path 14 st
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647 L3 易 8 EKI, I, yasui, yasa
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654 L1 恩 ON favor, kindness 10 st
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660 L1 賀 GA congratulations 12 st
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667 L1 668 L3 幹 KAN, miki trun
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674 L1 義 GI righteousness 13 s
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682 L3 禁 KIN forbid, ban 13 st
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690 L3 検 KEN investigate 12 strok
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sense, i.e. ‘test by comparison
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(original Peking Palace woodblock e
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713 L3 罪 ZAI, tsumi crime, sin 13
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720 L3 師 SHI teacher, model, a
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726 L4 質 SHITSU, SHICHI, CHI q
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733 L3 準 JUN level, conform, quas
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741 L3 情 11 JŌ, SEI, nasake feel
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749 製 SEI Seal ; late graph (Shuo
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757 L1 銭 SEN, zeni sen, coin, mon
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764 L3 則 SOKU, nori, nottoru rule
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772 L3 団 DANgodumpling FUTONfu
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780 L1 統 TŌ, suberu supervise, l
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788 破 HA, yaburu/reru Seal ; late
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796 L1 俵 HYŌ, tawara sack, ba
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810 L3 報 HŌ, mukuiru report,
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830 映 EI, utsuru/su, haeru reflec
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838 L3 割 KATSU, wari, waru div
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847 L1 貴 KI, tattoi/bu, tōtoi
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854 L1 筋 KINNIKUmuscle sujimi
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869 L1 后 6 KŌ, GO, kisaki empres
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900 L1 就 12 SHŪ, JU, tsuku take
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907 L3 処 SHO deal with, place
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914 L3 城 JŌ, shiro castle 9 stro
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922 L1 聖 SEISHObible SEIJIN sa
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930 L1 奏 9 SŌ, kanaderu play ins
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938 存 SON, ZON senses ‘not move
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946 値 CHI, atai, ne price, value
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961 L3 乳 NYŪ, chichi, chi bre
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968 L1 肺 HAI lung(s) 9 strokes
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983 L1 宝 HŌ, takara treasure
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1000 L3 卵 RAN, tamago egg, roe
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1015 依 I, E, yoru OBI ; seal . Ha
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1022 L1 椅 I chair 12 strokes IS
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1030 L1 茨 9 ibara, SHI thatch, br
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1038 唄 uta, BAI song L1 10 stroke
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1059 L1 1060 L2 汚 6 O, kegare/
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1068 岡 oka, KŌ hill, knoll L3 8
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1075 穏 ON, odayaka peace, moderat
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1083 暇 KA, hima, itoma leisure, f
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1091 瓦 GA, kawara, GURAMU tile, g
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1099 L1 皆 KAI, min(n)a all, ev
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1106 L1 劾 8 GAI investigate (a wr
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1114 垣 kaki fence, hedge L1 9 str
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1122 嚇 KAKU, odosu/kasu threaten,
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1129 L1 喝 KATSU shout, scold 11 s
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1137 鎌 kama, REN sickle L1 18 str
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1144 L1 陥 KAN, ochiiru collaps
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connection with 1146, the early mea
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1157 寛 KAN, kutsurogu magnanimous
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1166 L1 NENKANyearbook KANSHŌa
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1173 L1 KICHŪin mourning KIN
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1181 L1 ikuNINhow many people KI
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1188 宜 GI, yoroshii proper, good
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prises (see 611), a determinative
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1203 L1 丘 KYŪ, oka hill, hill
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distinguish carefully from the sim
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1217 狂 KYŌ, kuruu lunatic, mad L
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1225 L1 脅 10 KYŌ, odo(ka)su, obi
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1233 斤 KIN weight, ax L1 4 stroke
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1241 吟 GIN recite, sing L1 7 stro
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1248 串 kushi, KAN pierce, skewer
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1255 薫 KUN, kaoru/ri aroma, fragr
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meaning, and ‘mountain stream’
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1268 L1 慶 KEI, yorokobu joy, rejo
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1613 L1 禅 ZEN Zen, meditation 13
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1620 措 SO place, dispose L1 11 st
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1627 双 SŌ, futapair, both L2 4 s
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1634 L1 曹 SŌ, ZŌ official, c
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1639 L1 葬 SŌ, hōmuru bury 12 st
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1653 俗 ZOKU Bronze ; seal . Has 4
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1658 唾 DA, tsuba(ki) Seal ; late
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1671 L1 戴 TAI, (DAI), itadaku rec
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1678 L2 濯 TAKU wash, rinse 17 str
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ten with a pictograph showing two s
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tograph of a young plant putting ou
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elow); the associated sense of here
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1712 L1 鋳 CHŪ, iru cast, found,
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mean ‘monetary change’. Note: w
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tower above; sign’) was added as
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1730 珍 CHIN, mezurashii gives pro
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1736 L1 塚 tsuka, CHŌ mound, tumu
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1748 訂 TEI correct, revise L1 9 s
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1756 摘 TEKI, tsumu/mamu pluck, ex
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1768 L1 妬 TO, netamu/mi/mashii be
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1775 到 TŌ, itaru Bronze ; seal .
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phonetic, with associated sense ‘
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1786 L1 搭 TŌ load, board 12 stro
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1798 L1 瞳 DŌ, hitomi pupil (of e
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cave’, and as phonetic with asso
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How, though, did the graph come to
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1833 婆 BA, baba Seal ( ) . The se
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1847 L1 剥 HAKU, hagu/gasu peel, s
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1861 L1 氾 5 HAN flood, deluge, ov
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1874 L1 繁 HAN, shigeru profuse
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1879 L2 彼 HI, kare, kano, ano
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1886 L1 罷 HI, makaru cease, leave
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1892 L1 肘 hiji elbow 7 strokes
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1898 L1 描 BYŌ, egaku depict, dra
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and flattish’; overall meaning is
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later represented by changing deter
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at clerical script stage. Note: 尃
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kami notes a different view that se
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1929 L1 噴 FUN, fuku emit, spout,
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taken as ‘avoid’, thus ‘hangi
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1942 癖 HEKI, kuse habit, kink L1
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out metal fitting’ (on a gate/doo
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1956 泡 HŌ, awa Seal ; a late gra
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graph has the same structure but is
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(both interpretations are listed in
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added to indicate meaning of ‘sid
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1985 L1 僕 BOKU, shimobe manser
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1997 磨 MA, migaku polish, scour,
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2003 又 mata again L1 2 strokes
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strange’. An alternative analysis
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not done also). The original meanin
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2022 盲 MŌ, mekura blind L1 8 str
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ut ‘fire’. This commentator (Gu
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2034 L1 愉 YU joy, pleasure 12 str
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2040 湧 YŪ, waku , for which ther
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2046 L1 融 YŪ, tokeru dissolve, m
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ment in bronze stage equivalents of
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ing it a distinct possibility that
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2063 拉 RA, RATSU, hishigu/ Seal ;
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2069 L1 2070 L1 酪 13 RAKU d
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2076 L1 履 RI, haku footwear, walk
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2081 L1 竜 RYŪ, tatsu dragon 1
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suggesting orderly construction rat
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Mizukami). Sense modified (dependin
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2098 L1 倫 RIN principles, ethi
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2104 励 RUI, hagemu/masu later var
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2109 隷 REI the seal script, came
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2114 L1 烈 RETSU fierce, intens
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2121 賂 RO, mainai Seal ; late gra
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phonetic with associated sense ‘s
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2135 L2 湾 WAN bay, gulf 12 stroke
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Readings Index A A 1007 abareru 8
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BŌ 814 BŌ 985 BŌ 986 BŌ 987
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EI 449 EI 450 EI 644 EI 645 EI
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GO 1311 GO 1312 GO 1313 GO 1314
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HI 1878 HI 1879 HI 1880 HI 1881
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isago 879 isago 1366 isamashii 6
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KAI 1102 KAI 1103 KAI 1104 KAI
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KEN 20 KEN 100 KEN 290 KEN 291
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KŌ 1342 KŌ 1343 KŌ 1344 KŌ
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KYŪ 1203 KYŪ 1204 KYŪ 1205 KY
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mukuiru 810 mukuro 1113 muna- 85
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odokasu 1225 oeru 322 odoroku 12
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RYŪ 824 RYŪ 2080 RYŪ 2081 RY
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SEN 1608 SEN 1609 SEN 1610 SEN
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SHŌ 912 SHŌ 913 SHŌ 933 SHŌ
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SUI 1685 suji 854 suki 503 suki
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TO 1767 TO 1768 TO 1769 TO 1770
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UN 251 unagasu 1651 unaji 1339 u
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yudaneru 245 yue 694 YUI 827 YUI
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1806 1821 1893 1967 2030 5 stro
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1095 1142 1167 1172 1173 1199
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361 366 370 377 391 392 398
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1581 1588 1589 1599 1600 1619
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385 397 400 424 428 429 431
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1613 1624 1640 1654 1670 1672
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1104 1105 1113 1121 1161 1162
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APPENDIX & BIBLIOGRAPHY
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In this book the general trend in i
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