The Japanese Radical: 尗


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Meaning
plant of pepper    尗

Explanation The assignment of as "pepper" is based on the Chinese character 椒 (jiāo), which stands for pepper/spices.

Used in these characters:
JLPT 1Joyo 7
lonely, lonesome, mature, quiet
sabishii, sabi, JAKU, SEKI
Top: roof/house , below: parent's younger siblings (.. harvesting pepper plants by hand )
(As they are out to harvest pepper by hand?) The house of my younger uncle is lonely.  
JLPT 1Joyo 7
parent's (younger) siblings
SHUKU
Left: pepper plant , right: hand
Pepper plants in the hands of my younger uncles and aunts.  
JLPT 1Joyo 7
graceful, pure, modest
SHUKU
Left: water , right: uncle (He harvests pepper plants by hand .)
The water and the younger uncle are pure and graceful.  
JLPT 1Joyo 7
coach, supervise, lead, urge, keep watch
TOKU
Top: younger siblings of the parents (.. are harvesting pepper plants by hand ), bottom: eye
The younger uncle's eye coaches me.  
JLPT -Joyo 7
relative, grieve
SEKI
Outside: halberd , below: pepper plant (cf. uncle )
When halberds are raging in the pepper fields the relatives are grieving.  

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