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1526<br />

拭<br />

SHOKU, nuguu, fuku<br />

wipe, sweep, polish<br />

L1<br />

9 strokes<br />

tenuguihand towel/wipe<br />

FUSSHOKUsweep away<br />

fukikomu wipe, shine, polish<br />

Late, post-Shuowen graph. Has34 ‘hand’,<br />

and 311 (‘form, ceremony’) as phonetic<br />

with associated sense ‘make clean’, thus ‘clean<br />

with/by hand’, i.e. ‘wipe’. Some scholars take<br />

as wipe using some object (Tōdō, Shirakawa).<br />

OT1968:413; TA1965:74-80; SS1984:463.<br />

Mnemonic: WIPE HANDS FOR THE CEREMONY<br />

1527<br />

殖<br />

SHOKU, fueru/yasu<br />

increase, enrich<br />

L1<br />

12 strokes<br />

SEISHOKUprocreation<br />

RISHOKUmoney making<br />

fuedaka increment<br />

Seal ; late graph (Shuowen). Has ‘bone<br />

fragment; die’ (see 1441), and 192 (‘direct,<br />

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

taken either as i] ‘adhere, be sticky’, thus ‘flesh<br />

on corpse rots and goes mushy’ (Katō), or ii]<br />

‘rot, decay’, (Ogawa). ‘Increase’ is seen as a<br />

loan sense by Katō. Ogawa considers ‘increase’<br />

derives from the graph having been used interchangeably<br />

with 337 ‘plant’ at one stage<br />

(both were homophones in Late Han), ‘increase’<br />

being an extended sense from ‘plant’. Tōdō,<br />

like Shirakawa, links these two graphs and the<br />

underlying words. KJ1970:557; OT1968:544;<br />

TA1965:89.<br />

Mnemonic: INCREASED BARE BONES<br />

DIRECTLY ENRICH GROUND<br />

1528<br />

飾<br />

SHOKU, kazaru<br />

decorate<br />

L1<br />

13 strokes<br />

SŌSHOKUdecoration<br />

kubikazari necklace<br />

kazarimono decoration<br />

Seal . Has 1232 ‘cloth’, and (CO; see<br />

Note below) taken in one view as phonetic with<br />

associated sense ‘wipe’, giving ‘wipe clean with<br />

cloth’, and by extension ‘make nice, decorate’<br />

(Ogawa, Mizukami). Mizukami lists a proposed<br />

bronze form. Alternatively, is taken as ‘person<br />

in front of food vessel’ (

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