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1671 L1 戴 TAI, (DAI), itadaku receive, accept 17 strokes CHŌDAIreceive, please itadakimonogift TAIKANSHIKIcoronation Seal ; late graph (Shuowen). Has 826 (‘differ, strange’, originally grotesque mask), and
had a meaning ‘glisten’, which appears to have been a loan usage. OT1968:561 MS1995:v2:784-5; KJ1970:95. As with 1673, we suggest taking as 41 ‘person’ with backpack. Mnemonic: PERSON CARRIES BACKPACK THROUGH WATERS OF MARSH 1675 L1 卓 TAKU table, excel, high 8 strokes SHOKUTAKUdining table TAKKYŪtable tennis TAKUETSUexcellence Bronze ; seal . Interpretations vary. In one view, the top element is taken as representing a person with a withered leg, combined with 52 (‘quick, early’) as phonetic with associated sense ‘lame, cripple’, giving overall meaning of ‘lame, cripple’, and by extension ‘high’ on the basis of one side of the person’s body being higher than the other (Katō). The basis on the shape for taking the top element as ‘lame, cripple’ seems quite tenuous, and in addition – according to Mizukami – the proposed word association ‘lame’ is based on a regional dialect form in early Chinese. Accordingly, in another analysis the top element is interpreted simply as 41 ‘person’, and is taken as phonetic with associated sense of ‘jump up (high)’, thus giving ‘someone who is by far the best/outstanding’ (Ogawa, Tōdō). A note of caution is sounded by Qiu, who considers that as yet it is not possible to explain the structural composition of this graph. In the meantime, ‘table’ is probably best regarded as a loan usage. KJ1970:675; MS1995:v1:168-9; OT1968:139; TA1965:247-8; QX2000:96. We suggest taking the upper element of this graph, , as ‘cracks’ 96, and 52 ‘early’. Mnemonic: EXCELLENT HIGH-TABLE CRACKED AT EARLY STAGE 1676 拓 TAKU reclaim, clear, rub L1 8 strokes KAITAKUreclamation TAKUSHOKUcolonizing GYOTAKUfish print Seal ; a late graph (Shuowen). Has34 ‘hand’, and 47 (‘stone’) as phonetic with associated sense taken as i] ‘pick up’, giving ‘pick up with the hand’ (Katō), or ii] ‘gather 1677 L1 託 10 TAKU request, commit, entrust strokes ITAKUtrust, commission TAKUSENoracle TAKUSŌconsignment in one place’, giving ‘gather things together in one place’ (Tōdō), or iii] ‘split open’, giving ‘cut open’, with ‘open up, reclaim’ treated as an extended sense (Ogawa). The first two commentators, by contrast, consider ‘open up, reclaim’ to be a loan usage. The minor meaning ‘rub’ may be extended from ‘clear’. KJ1970:613; TA1965:325-30; OT1968:408. Mnemonic: HAND CLEARS STONES FROM RECLAIMED LAND Seal ; a late graph (Shuowen). Has 118 ‘words; speak’, and 乇 (CO; ‘plant seedling’ [originally, pictograph of a tiny plant with stem having emerged up through the ground, and root below]) as phonetic with associated sense ‘put together, gather together’, giving ‘make request’. ‘Entrust’ is considered to be an extended sense. OT1968:921; GY2008:35; TA1965:330. We suggest taking 乇 as ‘seven’ 32, plus top. Mnemonic: COMMITTED SEVEN TOP WORDS TO ENTRUSTED REQUEST 498 The Remaining 1130 Characters
- Page 448 and 449: 1507 L1 奨 SHŌ urge, encourage 13
- Page 450 and 451: part in ancient China, being seen a
- Page 452 and 453: 1520 L1 縄 JŌ, nawa rope, cord 15
- Page 454 and 455: 1526 拭 SHOKU, nuguu, fuku wipe, s
- Page 456 and 457: 1534 L1 芯 7 SHIN core, padding, w
- Page 458 and 459: eading furu ‘shake’, as also th
- Page 460 and 461: 1546 L1 審 SHIN judge, investig
- Page 462 and 463: overall meaning ‘enjoy union’,
- Page 464 and 465: 1559 L1 帥 SUI commander 9 strokes
- Page 466 and 467: consisting in one view of 1739 ‘
- Page 468 and 469: appears to already provide the mean
- Page 470 and 471: 1578 L1 斉 SEI, hitoshii equal, si
- Page 472 and 473: 1586 L1 斥 SEKI, shirizokeru re
- Page 474 and 475: 1593 籍 SEKI meaning is ‘written
- Page 476 and 477: 1599 扇 SEN, ōgi, aogu fan L1 10
- Page 478 and 479: 1607 箋 SEN paper, letter L1 14 st
- Page 480 and 481: 1613 L1 禅 ZEN Zen, meditation 13
- Page 482 and 483: 1620 措 SO place, dispose L1 11 st
- Page 484 and 485: 1627 双 SŌ, futapair, both L2 4 s
- Page 486 and 487: 1634 L1 曹 SŌ, ZŌ official, c
- Page 488 and 489: 1639 L1 葬 SŌ, hōmuru bury 12 st
- Page 490 and 491: comb’. Sense then generalized to
- Page 492 and 493: 1653 俗 ZOKU Bronze ; seal . Has 4
- Page 494 and 495: 1658 唾 DA, tsuba(ki) Seal ; late
- Page 496 and 497: 1665 L1 泰 TAI calm, serene, bi
- Page 500 and 501: 1678 L2 濯 TAKU wash, rinse 17 str
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- Page 508 and 509: 1705 L1 秩 CHITSU order 10 strokes
- Page 510 and 511: 1712 L1 鋳 CHŪ, iru cast, found,
- Page 512 and 513: mean ‘monetary change’. Note: w
- Page 514 and 515: tower above; sign’) was added as
- Page 516 and 517: 1730 珍 CHIN, mezurashii gives pro
- Page 518 and 519: 1736 L1 塚 tsuka, CHŌ mound, tumu
- Page 520 and 521: port such an interpretation, though
- Page 522 and 523: 1748 訂 TEI correct, revise L1 9 s
- Page 524 and 525: 1756 摘 TEKI, tsumu/mamu pluck, ex
- Page 526 and 527: iguous in writing through addition
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- Page 530 and 531: 1775 到 TŌ, itaru Bronze ; seal .
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- Page 534 and 535: 1786 L1 搭 TŌ load, board 12 stro
- Page 536 and 537: 1792 謄 TŌ copy L1 17 strokes T
- Page 538 and 539: 1798 L1 瞳 DŌ, hitomi pupil (of e
- Page 540 and 541: cave’, and as phonetic with asso
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- Page 546 and 547: 1826 L1 寧 NEI, mushiro peace,
had a meaning ‘glisten’, which appears to have<br />
been a loan usage. OT1968:561 MS1995:v2:784-5;<br />
KJ1970:95. As with 1673, we suggest taking <br />
as 41 ‘person’ with backpack.<br />
Mnemonic: PERSON CARRIES BACKPACK<br />
THROUGH WATERS OF MARSH<br />
1675<br />
L1<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
卓<br />
TAKU<br />
table, excel, high<br />
8 strokes<br />
SHOKUTAKUdining table<br />
TAKKYŪtable tennis<br />
TAKUETSUexcellence<br />
Bronze ; seal . Interpretations vary. In one<br />
view, the top element is taken as representing<br />
a person with a withered leg, combined with <br />
52 (‘quick, early’) as phonetic with associated<br />
sense ‘lame, cripple’, giving overall meaning of<br />
‘lame, cripple’, and by extension ‘high’ on the<br />
basis of one side of the person’s body being<br />
higher than the other (Katō). The basis on the<br />
shape for taking the top element as ‘lame, cripple’<br />
seems quite tenuous, and in addition –<br />
according to Mizukami – the proposed word<br />
association ‘lame’ is based on a regional dialect<br />
form in early Chinese. Accordingly, in another<br />
analysis the top element is interpreted simply<br />
as 41 ‘person’, and is taken as phonetic<br />
with associated sense of ‘jump up (high)’, thus<br />
giving ‘someone who is by far the best/outstanding’<br />
(Ogawa, Tōdō). A note of caution is<br />
sounded by Qiu, who considers that as yet it is<br />
not possible to explain the structural composition<br />
of this graph. In the meantime, ‘table’<br />
is probably best regarded as a loan usage.<br />
KJ1970:675; MS1995:v1:168-9; OT1968:139;<br />
TA1965:247-8; QX2000:96. We suggest taking<br />
the upper element of this graph, , as ‘cracks’<br />
96, and 52 ‘early’.<br />
Mnemonic: EXCELLENT HIGH-TABLE<br />
CRACKED AT EARLY STAGE<br />
1676<br />
拓<br />
TAKU<br />
reclaim, clear, rub<br />
L1<br />
8 strokes<br />
KAITAKUreclamation<br />
TAKUSHOKUcolonizing<br />
GYOTAKUfish print<br />
Seal ; a late graph (Shuowen). Has34<br />
‘hand’, and 47 (‘stone’) as phonetic with<br />
associated sense taken as i] ‘pick up’, giving<br />
‘pick up with the hand’ (Katō), or ii] ‘gather<br />
1677<br />
L1<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
託<br />
10<br />
TAKU<br />
request, commit,<br />
entrust<br />
strokes<br />
ITAKUtrust, commission<br />
TAKUSENoracle<br />
TAKUSŌconsignment<br />
in one place’, giving ‘gather things together<br />
in one place’ (Tōdō), or iii] ‘split open’, giving<br />
‘cut open’, with ‘open up, reclaim’ treated as<br />
an extended sense (Ogawa). The first two<br />
commentators, by contrast, consider ‘open<br />
up, reclaim’ to be a loan usage. The minor<br />
meaning ‘rub’ may be extended from ‘clear’.<br />
KJ1970:613; TA1965:325-30; OT1968:408.<br />
Mnemonic: HAND CLEARS STONES FROM<br />
RECLAIMED LAND<br />
Seal ; a late graph (Shuowen). Has 118<br />
‘words; speak’, and 乇 (CO; ‘plant seedling’<br />
[originally, pictograph of a tiny plant with stem<br />
having emerged up through the ground, and<br />
root below]) as phonetic with associated sense<br />
‘put together, gather together’, giving ‘make request’.<br />
‘Entrust’ is considered to be an extended<br />
sense. OT1968:921; GY2008:35; TA1965:330. We<br />
suggest taking 乇 as ‘seven’ 32, plus top.<br />
Mnemonic: COMMITTED SEVEN TOP WORDS<br />
TO ENTRUSTED REQUEST<br />
498 The Remaining 1130 Characters