Memory phrase for the Kanji: 孝
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孝 |
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Meaning
| filial duty/piety (respect of child for parents)
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Pronunciation |
KŌ
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Explanation |
Top: old man 耂, below: child 子 (an old man 耂 strikes with a stick ノ a child 子) |
Mnemonic
| Towards an old man, a child has: filial duties.
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Radicals
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孝
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filial duty | |
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耂
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old man | radical oigashira |
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子
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child | The radical ko shows the image of a child with a large head and outstretched arms. |
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Vocabulary
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