Memory phrase for the Kanji: 邪

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Left: tusk 牙, right: village ⻏

(Invasion of elephants?) A tusk in a village is wicked/evil.

牙	tusk of an elephant	Radical: kiba
⻏	village, city wall	This radical oozato is always at the right side of the kanji and means "village". Please note the difference to the radical kozato 阝, which means "hill" and is always at the left side of the kanji.

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お邪魔します	おじゃまします	Excuse me for disturbing (interrupting) you
無邪気	むじゃき	innocence, simple-mindedness
邪魔	じゃま	hindrance, intrusion
風邪	かぜ	cold (illness), common cold

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