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Emily Tardiff
December 02, 2015
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Transcript
sword A simple picture of the curved handle of a
sword. As a kanji element, we will call it dagger (vs. the longer saber – see next element.)
saber * When 刀 sword (dagger) appears as a right-hand
element, it is stretched out and simplified. Think of this element as a long saber, in contrast with the shorter dagger.
cut 七 seven + 刀 sword The seven samurai used
their swords to cut their enemies.
separate 口 mouth + 勹 bound up +刂 saber A
prisoner with his mouth bound up, hoping that the saber beside him will not be used to separate his head from his body.
street See it as a T-intersection, or a street sign
on a pole. As an element, we will also use it to mean a nail or spike, with a large flat head.
town 田 rice field + 丁 street A small town
with nothing but rice fields and streets.
can 丁 street + 口 mouth A mouth standing on
the street corner, asking for things. “Can you give me directions? Can I have some money?” You can put nails in your mouth, but that doesn’t mean you should.
child A picture of a baby, a very young child:
the head on top, the feet wrapped up in a blanket, and the arms outstretched for its mother.
woman A woman sitting with her legs crossed. Her arms
are outstretched.
like 女 woman + 子 child The thing that that
woman likes most is her child.