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The Japanese Radical: 出
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come out 出
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Used in these Kanji:
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出
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JLPT 5Joyo 1 |
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| come out, go out
deru dasu, SHUTSU
出
凵
山
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Two mountains 山 behind each other (traditionally to "send behind the mountains" for exile.)
Behind a mountain another mountain comes out. |
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屈
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JLPT 1Joyo 7 |
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| stoop, bending, to bow, crouch, yield
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Top: buttock from the side 尸, rest: come, go out 出 (Two mountains 山 coming out one after the other)
("plumber's crack or smile", refers to the visible butt-crack if sb. with a too short shirt crouches) The buttock (=the crack) comes out when stooping (=bowing). |
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掘
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JLPT 2Joyo 7 |
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| dig, excavate, delve
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Left: hand 扌, right: stoop, bow, crouch 屈 (The buttock 尸 [=butt's crack) comes out 出 when bowing [="plumber's crack or smile"])
You use your hands and you are crouched, when: digging. |
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拙
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JLPT 1Joyo 7 |
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| clumsy, unskilled, bungling
tsutanai, mazui, SETSU
扌
出
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Left: Hand 扌, right: come/go out 出 (Two mountains 山 coming out one after the other)
(Country people are unskilled and awkward?) A hand from "mountains-behind-each-other" is: clumsy. |
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堀
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JLPT 1Joyo 7 |
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| moat, ditch, canal
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Left: earth 土, right: stoop/crouch 屈 (The buttock 尸 [= butt's crack] comes out 出 when stooping. = "plumber's crack or smile")
It is in the ground and you need to crouch into: a moat or ditch. |
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窟
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JLPT -Joyo 7 |
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| cave, cavern
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Top: cave/hole 穴 (It is covered 宀 and a narrowing path 八 leads into the cave), below: stoop/crouch 屈 (The buttock 尸 [=butt's crack] comes out 出 when stooping: = "plumber's crack or smile")
A hole where you have to stoop is a cave. |
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