Some kanji retain that pictographic sense of straight representation. Ones that straightaway come upward to involve heed are 一 (ichi inwards Japanese) for one, 口 (kuchi) for mouth, 門 (mon) for gate, 田 (ta) for ricefield, as well as 竹 (take) for bamboo. You await at them as well as think, "OK, I acquire it."
But fifty-fifty if you lot don't "get it" at outset sight, kanji get got a way of insinuating themselves as well as coming to experience similar rattling natural ways of conveying a detail matter or concept pretty presently subsequently you've gotten to know them.
For example, if you'd never seen 心 before, you'd likely endure hard-pressed to approximate it meant heart, only 1 time you've learnt it, you lot tin almost consider it beating as well as the blood itself pumping. And whenever you lot consider it equally a ingredient (in technical terms, equally a radical) inwards around other to a greater extent than complex kanji, you lot know that that kanji's pregnant pertains to feelings or emotions.
One such kanji for me is 呉, which 1 time you've gotten to know it, is rattling anthropomorphic to the indicate of beingness outright cute.
呉 (onyomi: gu or go; kunyomi: kure) Read to a greater extent than nigh onyomi as well as kunyomi kanji readings
Even without knowing what it means, you lot tin consider a footling figure, feet firmly planted, alongside left mitt on hip as well as correct mitt raised inwards salutation. And, certain enough, it is a combination of the at nowadays rattling rare kanji 夨 which denotes a somebody alongside caput to 1 side, as well as the kanji for mouth, 口, which nosotros saw above.
"Officially," 呉 depicts someone alongside their oral fissure open, laughing, or someone dancing, bearing a ceremonial implement. It is the root kanji for the kanji 娯, i.e., alongside the kanji for "woman" added at the left, which is a at nowadays rare way of writing the discussion "tanoshii," or "fun."
However, over the centuries, 呉 has pretty much lost this pregnant inwards everyday life, as well as it is at nowadays used to correspond the discussion kureru, which agency the giving of something to someone of a lower social status, or for requesting something from someone. Yet, fifty-fifty then, kureru is rarely rendered using a kanji, only inwards hiragana.
Tanaka-san ga kureta mono desu. (It's something Ms. Tanaka gave me.)
Watashite kuremasen ka. (Would you lot kindly transcend me that?)
Sore o kure! (Give me that!)
Yatte kure! (Do it!)
呉 is equally good used to correspond the Chinese Kingdom of Wu, which featured inwards Chinese history inwards the 6th century BC, as well as was located close introduce solar daytime Wuxi as well as Suzhou cities inwards Jiangsu province, a footling inland from Shanghai. Incidentally the Chinese simplification of this kanji has seen it lose its perky hands-on-hipness to acquire 吴.
The kanji for kureru is most oft seen equally a placename: for the town of Kure inwards Hiroshima prefecture, famous for the JMSDF Kure Museum
Besides representing the discussion kureru, 呉 is used inwards the next phrases:
呉呉も kureguremo: repeatedly, sincerely, earnestly
Kuregure 2nd karada ni ki o tsukete kudasai (Take [constant] proficient attention of yourself)
Kureguremo goryoshin ni yoroshiku (Please transcend on my regards to your parents)
何呉と無く (more commonly written generally inwards hiragana 何くれとなく) agency "in many/various ways"
Nanikuretonaku osewa ni narimashita. (You get got helped me inwards therefore many ways.)
So although you lot won't consider this happy footling graphic symbol waving at you lot rattling much, yell upward its presence every fourth dimension you lot come across a kureru request.
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