Lesson 10 Flashcards

Recall & Recognize the Meaning of Kanji

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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tree

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

tree

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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grove

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

grove

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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forest

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

forest

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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japanese judas-tree

hint: this is a tree with little flowers like the 「ivy」represents.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

japanese judas-tree

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hint: this is a tree with little flowers like the 「ivy」represents.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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oak

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

oak

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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frame

hint: this kanji looks much like「smash」, but we have replaced 「stone」with 「tree」. 「smash」tells us what we can do with a rock, so think of a picture frame made of wood for this.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

frame

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hint: this kanji looks much like「smash」, but we have replaced 「stone」with 「tree」. 「smash」tells us what we can do with a rock, so think of a picture frame made of wood for this.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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treetops

hint: intead of using「candle」here, let’s instead say we want to see the light of the moon in a dense forest, so we must climb to the treetops.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

treetops

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hint: intead of using「candle」here, let’s instead say we want to see the light of the moon in a dense forest, so we must climb to the treetops.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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shelf

composed of:「tree」&「companion」

hint: books are made from trees and are “good companions”. we store books on a shelf.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

shelf

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composed of:「tree」&「companion」

hint: books are made from trees and are “good companions”. we store books on a shelf.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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apricot

composed of:「tree」&「mouth」

hint: imagine an apricot falling from a tree directly into someone’s open mouth.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

apricot

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composed of:「tree」&「mouth」

hint: imagine an apricot falling from a tree directly into someone’s open mouth.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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paulownia

composed of:「tree」&「same」

hint: these trees can be a beautiful shade of purple, so we can imagine everyone having the same reaction and gaping at the beauty of a paulownia.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

paulownia

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composed of:「tree」&「same」

hint: these trees can be a beautiful shade of purple, so we can imagine everyone having the same reaction and gaping at the beauty of a paulownia.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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plant

composed of:「tree」&「direct」

hint: in order for something to grow, you must plant it directly in the ground.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

plant

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composed of:「tree」&「direct」

hint: in order for something to grow, you must plant it directly in the ground.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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chair

composed of:「tree」&「strange」

hint: a chair is a tree that you have mangled; other trees would think the shape is quite strange.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

chair

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composed of:「tree」&「strange」

hint: a chair is a tree that you have mangled; other trees would think the shape is quite strange.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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wither

composed of:「tree」&「old」

hint: imagine「old」as a tombstone for a dead plant. a plant that has died has withered.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

wither

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composed of:「tree」&「old」

hint: imagine「old」as a tombstone for a dead plant. a plant that has died has withered.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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crude

can also mean simple, docile.

hint: imagine「divining rod」as a child’s crude attempt at drawing a tree.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

crude

can also mean simple, docile.

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hint: imagine「divining rod」as a child’s crude attempt at drawing a tree.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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village

composed of:「tree」&「measure」

hint: there’s a hidden ninja village you can only find the entrace of if you measure out the distance from a certain tree.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

village

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composed of:「tree」&「measure」

hint: there’s a hidden ninja village you can only find the entrace of if you measure out the distance from a certain tree.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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mutual

referred to as “inter-“ in the book. can also mean together, phase.

composed of:「tree」&「eye」

hint: birch trees appear to have many eyes on them; their markings are mutual, and they are clustered together.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

mutual

referred to as “inter-“ in the book. can also mean together, phase.

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composed of:「tree」&「eye」

hint: birch trees appear to have many eyes on them; their markings are mutual, and they are clustered together.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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desk

hint: we have shaped a tree into this shape on the right; it is a desk.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

desk

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hint: we have shaped a tree into this shape on the right; it is a desk.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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book

hint: a book is made from a little bit of one tree.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

book

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hint: a book is made from a little bit of one tree.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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tag, paper money

hint: a tag is a bit of paper hooked onto something– a bag, a present, a coat, etc.

38
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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

tag, paper money

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hint: a tag is a bit of paper hooked onto something– a bag, a present, a coat, etc.

39
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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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calendar

hint: we can use「cliff」to represent the shape of the calendar, 「grove」to represent the paper it is made out of, and 「day」to show what is being kept track of.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

calendar

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hint: we can use「cliff」to represent the shape of the calendar, 「grove」to represent the paper it is made out of, and 「day」to show what is being kept track of.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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plan

hint: we can see a carpenter is planning to build her house out of this tree.

42
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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

plan

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hint: we can see a carpenter is planning to build her house out of this tree.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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parch

hint: this tree is having the moisture it needs evaporated by fire; it is parched.

44
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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

parch

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hint: this tree is having the moisture it needs evaporated by fire; it is parched.

45
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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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not yet

hint: this tree has not yet reached its full potential; it still has room to grow.

46
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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

not yet

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hint: this tree has not yet reached its full potential; it still has room to grow.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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dark, foolish

referred to as “obscure” in the book.

composed of:「sun」&「not yet」

hint: the sun has not yet risen over the trees; it would be foolish to venture out into the dark.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

dark, foolish

referred to as “obscure” in the book.

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composed of:「sun」&「not yet」

hint: the sun has not yet risen over the trees; it would be foolish to venture out into the dark.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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end

referred to as “extremity” in the book.

hint: we have progressed from「not yet」to the end– we can see the branches of the tree have completed their growth.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

end

referred to as “extremity” in the book.

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hint: we have progressed from「not yet」to the end– we can see the branches of the tree have completed their growth.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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splash

composed of:「water」&「end」

hint: if a tree falls into a lake, it will end its life with a splash.

52
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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

splash

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composed of:「water」&「end」

hint: if a tree falls into a lake, it will end its life with a splash.

53
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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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flavor

composed of:「mouth」&「not yet」

hint: here we can see someone trying something new, a flavor they have not yet experienced.

54
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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

flavor

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composed of:「mouth」&「not yet」

hint: here we can see someone trying something new, a flavor they have not yet experienced.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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younger sister

composed of:「woman」&「not yet」

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

younger sister

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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vermillion

composed of:「drop」&「not yet」

hint: in autumn, leaves turn a stunning vermillion color. we can see one leaf hanging on the edge of a tree that has not yet fallen off.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

vermillion

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composed of:「drop」&「not yet」

hint: in autumn, leaves turn a stunning vermillion color. we can see one leaf hanging on the edge of a tree that has not yet fallen off.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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stocks

can also mean stump.

composed of:「tree」&「vermillion」

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

stocks

can also mean stump.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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young

composed of:「flower」&「right」

hint: youth is often compared to flowers, and you could say that you hope children will grow up to choose the right path.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

young

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composed of:「flower」&「right」

hint: youth is often compared to flowers, and you could say that you hope children will grow up to choose the right path.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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grass

hint: imagine finding a sunflower in a field of grass.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

grass

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hint: imagine finding a sunflower in a field of grass.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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suffering

hint: if we again use「old」to represent a gravestone, we can imagine a field of graves telling a story of mass suffering.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

suffering

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hint: if we again use「old」to represent a gravestone, we can imagine a field of graves telling a story of mass suffering.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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bullying

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

bullying

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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tolerant

composed of:「house」&「flower」&「see」

hint: one who has many flowers inside to decorate their house must be very tolerant of pollen.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

tolerant

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composed of:「house」&「flower」&「see」

hint: one who has many flowers inside to decorate their house must be very tolerant of pollen.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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dilute

composed of:「flower」&「water」&「drop」&「specialty」

hint: if a botanist wanted me to understand a drop of their knowledge about flowers, they would have to water down their explanations (and perhaps expectations, too).

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

dilute

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composed of:「flower」&「water」&「drop」&「specialty」

hint: if a botanist wanted me to understand a drop of their knowledge about flowers, they would have to water down their explanations (and perhaps expectations, too).

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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leaf

hint: let’s think of「flower」as a selection of something: across generations, this tree has grown leaves, but let’s select just one leaf.

74
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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

leaf

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hint: let’s think of「flower」as a selection of something: across generations, this tree has grown leaves, but let’s select just one leaf.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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imitation

composed of:「tree」&「must not/be not」

hint: if something looks like wood but must not be wood, it’s an imitation.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

imitation

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composed of:「tree」&「must not/be not」

hint: if something looks like wood but must not be wood, it’s an imitation.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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vague

composed of:「water」&「do not」

hint: “do not touch the water” is a vague warning that might be given to a horror movie protagonist.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

vague

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composed of:「water」&「do not」

hint: “do not touch the water” is a vague warning that might be given to a horror movie protagonist.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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grave

composed of:「be not/do not」&「soil」

hint: when someone dies, they are no longer themselves, and we bury them in the ground and mark the spot with a grave. you could also say “do not soil this sacred soil”– that is, don’t desecrate someone’s grave.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

grave

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composed of:「be not/do not」&「soil」

hint: when someone dies, they are no longer themselves, and we bury them in the ground and mark the spot with a grave. you could also say “do not soil this sacred soil”– that is, don’t desecrate someone’s grave.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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livelihood

can also mean twilight, season’s end.

composed of:「be not」&「day」

hint: twilight means it is no longer day, because the day is ending. if you work at a nightclub, it’s a sign that your place of business– the source of your livelihood– is about to open.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

livelihood

can also mean twilight, season’s end.

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composed of:「be not」&「day」

hint: twilight means it is no longer day, because the day is ending. if you work at a nightclub, it’s a sign that your place of business– the source of your livelihood– is about to open.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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membrane

composed of:「flesh」&「must not/be not」

hint: the fleshy membrane between your fingers must not have any bones.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

membrane

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composed of:「flesh」&「must not/be not」

hint: the fleshy membrane between your fingers must not have any bones.

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RECOGNIZE: What does this kanji mean?

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seedling

hint: the seedlings are just starting to sprout out in the field.

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RECALL: What kanji represents this meaning?

seedling

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hint: the seedlings are just starting to sprout out in the field.