Tham khảo tài liệu 'remmbering kanji - part 6', ngoại ngữ, nhật - pháp - hoa- others phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 262 Remembering the Kanji not confuse with heavens frame 428 . 4 A 839 0 aid Fingers . . . husband. 7 840 mountain stream Water. . . vulture. . . husband. 11 841 y standard Husband . . . see. 11 842 exchange Two husbands. . . day. 12 h approve Two husbands. . . shells. 15 844 õ submerge Water. . . exchange. 15 845 lose To lose here takes the sense of misplace not the sense of defeat whose kanji we learned in frame 63. It pictures a husband with something falling from his side as he is walking along something he loses. 5 LESSON 25 263 As a primitive this character can also mean to drop. 846 iron Metal. . . to drop. 13 847 alternate To drop . . . road. 8 848 S retainer This kanji is actually a pictograph for an eye distorted to make it appear that the pupil is protruding towards the right. This may not be an easy form to remember but try this Draw it once rather large and notice how moving the two vertical lines on the right as far right as possible gives you the pictograph of the eye in its natural form. The pop-eye image belongs to an Emperor s retainer standing in awe before his ruler. 7 1 r - - Ễ As a primitive the meaning of the key word becomes slave. 849 rn princess Woman . . . slave. 10 850 storehouse Flowers . . parade . . . slaves. 15 F ý 264 Remembering the Kanji 851 entrails M Part of the body. . . storehouse. 19 fl rn 852 Ú intelligent Slave. . . crotch . . . shellfish. 16 853 g strict Slave. . . crotch . . . soil. 12 854 r look to Slave . . . reclining. . goods. The key word suggests both looking ahead to something and seeing to what is at hand. Consistent with everything we have learned about the role of the key word this means that you must choose ONE meaning and stick to it. 18 855 1 perusal Slaves . . reclining. . . floor. . . see. 17 856 é gigantic This kanji depicts a gigantic pop-eye which accounts for its shape. Be sure not to confuse it with the slave retainer we just learned. 5 1
