When I accidentally broke the most expensive vase in the , I was afraid the shopkeeper would accuse {アク} me of recklessness, and hot {あつい}, tears moistened my cheeks . However, I was touched by the shop keeper's kindness when he said, "You don't have to pay...", but then my hopes were dashed when he added "right now."

Kindness is the （see 潤）that moistens interactions at the /オク→アク.
Compare 握, 偓.

I moistened the shopkeeper's with paint to show my kindness

The has a leak of . Everything is moist, god hasn't been kind to me lately.

The will go around the North Star, which administers the night sky, but by rule it must fade with the /カン← /kɑnᴴ/ ← *kaːns …*qʷaːd → /ʔuɑt̚/ →ワチ→ワツ,アツ.

Seems to be used exclusively in 斡旋/あっせん and compounds thereof.

The that enforces the /アン holds the power to investigate and has the capacity to consider criminal charges. From the idea of a repressive hand comes the meaning of using hand pressure to massage and to heal.

In Yamato, ancient Japan, a stands next to a and talks to a sitting under it.

fired flight after flight of arrows to drive off the barbarian attack, but the battle was savage.

夷（*lil）桋 荑 銕 鴺 鮧 洟 羠 咦 夷 姨 痍 峓 恞 眱 蛦 胰 跠
イ← /i/ ← *lil

way I{イ} can tell if a is a barbarian or not, is if they stand in the middle of their . The other way to tell, is if they like Elvis {えびす} or not.

Sometimes you need to consider something carefully in your and reflect on it, taking a eye view, before you really can say what you think.

隹 is the original ancient form of ただ “just, only” 唯, and 惟 takes its readings from 唯→イ,ユイ, for which it sometimes appears as an alternate spelling.

In poetry, when read これ "this", 惟 is put between the beginning of a sentence and a phrase to adjust the meter. It was once used in Chinese to mark the beginning of a new sentence.

With their brains, don't really consider, reflect or think very much.

My is considering buying a

I leaned up against the in quiet REFLECTION to listen to my

Iイ'm considering eating the of this , what do you think おも.う?

According to oral tradition, it is that the origin of the crops in this is the . But, there's no reason to believe that history.

the origin of a reason is to be from a history of eating too much , more so if late at

The fragrant flowers that perfume the /ウ←いう← /i̯ə̯uᵡ/ ← *ɢʷɯˀ … *qʷɯ → /ʔi̯uk̚/ →ゐく→イク a sign of cultural progress.

Can also remember as 有+⻏ ”there is a Great Wall” that was built to protect cultural progress.
香しい/かぐわしい fragrant
文/ふみ　　　　　 culture, arts

This is famous for perfume, a marker of cultural progress. Let’s go いく

It's popular さかん to shaped pouches in this to make scented かぐわしい letters ふみ – how much イクら cultural progress is that!

They everything in this ! They even have fragrant かぐわしい perfumes in their letters ふみ that are popular さかん, they truly have cultural progress – this is the best place to go イク!

At this to perfume shows cultural progress

The are too much causing it to overflow.

If a fool{あふ} puts on that , it's {イツ} going to overflow and spill everywhere.

A falls on a and spills all over. Ah, fool!!! {あふ} You scream at the naughty tsunami.

If you pour , it's gonna overflow and become あふれる

cup of from the are suppose to be equal to cup on the , but I spilled it.

Sincerely, if you give me a license, I'll permit you to see my in {イン} .

Depicts a trustworthy person, a IN-dividual→イン who gives you their word and has the to support it. 厶=㠯=以/イ→イン represents the individual’s mouth, whose promise made in sincerity is a permit that gives you license to act.
Do not confuse with 弁! Lawyers use their hands 廾, not their legs 儿.

允（*lunʔ）唆 梭 葰 誜 朘 捘 荾 酸 狻 痠 鋑 脧 悛 吮 萒 沇 抁 馻 兖 渷 兗 焌 允 狁 玧 俊 晙 餕 畯 駿 竣 皴 逡 踆 夋 埈 陖 鵕 浚 峻
イン← /i̯uĕnᵡ/ ← *lunʔ

, standing on my own two , sincerely permit myself to do whatever I want.

Joe the インkeeper's under the big is sincerely.... well he has a license for it so I have to permit it.
"I ム←私 have two legs ル, what other license do I need?"

. Because without a license I am not permitted to drive.

don’t have my LICENSE yet, so I have to . I SINCERELY hope I get my PERMIT soon in イン the mail.

An altered is a crow

Oh {オ} you{ウ} may think it sounds crass{からす} but a crow is just .

to this is a Roundabout Way to reach your destination.

A wise man is ケイpable of instructing sweepers single- without losing

If a is coming, it's wiser to use your to find a solution rather than simply yielding to chaos ケイ

In the past, pregnant in China wore a necklace made off of as a good luck charm for her baby to grow up safe and strong.

See 頴: /ケイ← /kʰi̯wɛŋᵡ/ ← *kʰʷeŋ … *ɢʷeŋʔ→ /i̯wɛŋᵡ/ →エイ is when the heads of grain are ripe. Also means cleverness, because grain tips are sharp.

During summer, when the is in the sky, better search for cover among the trees. Make sure to obstruct the sun properly, otherwise you might get a sunburn.

Ensure{エン} you don't get stuck under anything in that . If it covers you, it might suffocate you, when it obstructs your breathing.

The obstructs the all the sunlight, it could cover a whole city!

A big 「short for 」formed from the sky, had struck the ground, covering all the land.

It is windy outside. Suddenly a flies right into my face. Covers all of it. It doesn't let any air through. My respiration is obstructed. I suffocate.

In the middle of the , we stuffed our with swallows we roasted over the . That will ensure{エン} they never spit{つば} in our eyes{め} again {つばめ = つば + め}.

Original form of お and オ, depicting a blackbird; comes from an ancient variant of crow 烏/オ→ヨ, showing the and .
Despite the radical , 於 is unrelated to either direction 方/ホウ or flag 㫃/エン.
Often written 于 when used as a particle meaning at, in, on, or as for.
於ける/おける adnominal meaning in, at, for
於いて/おいて in, at, on

OoOooOOo オ, said the who slipped on the while heading in the of his home.

There's a at the already! Oi おい, come here, this is where we meet in! As for washtubs おけ, they've been set up for the !
This kanji is mostly used only in words 於いて おいて and 於ける おける. The origin of hiragana お.

AT this time, there are IN the . AS FOR what they are doing, yo ヨ guess is as good as mine. Oh! オ it looks like one is ON top of the other.

AS FOR AT, IN, and ON they are words that a can use indicate .

A good-looking knows that clothing don’t have to be too flashy, as long as they her type. It’s the quiet luxury.

The opaque sliding door in the of the home hides the gigantic walkin closet which contains a grand selection of and and also a secret entrance into an underground dungeon

Only sliding door door in the of the royal{オウ} palace, may be used by body with an . This rule was made after the guy who sued ma {ふすま} used the blue{あお} door. *any sounds like ne

The standard explanation seems to be that is a city wall, or enclosure , and is a person kneeling . People kneeling inside a wall, which they must have done because they were worried うれえる about brigands, constitute a village むら. For the sake of a common defense, rural villages might band together and form a community ユウ/くに, with a capital city and a king オウ. This association of 邑 with ever increasing domains may be why it’s called おおざた, the large village radical at right, or right village radical for short.

邑（*qrɯb）唈 浥 裛 俋 挹 邑 悒
ユウ,オウ←いふ,あふ← /ʔi̯əp̚/ ← *qrɯb

Ideogram: The village is kept to shape by these .

This is the origin of the bushu おおざと⻏{right side}. It is rarely used phonetically in Jōyo kanji “郵”.

Lemme invite you to this country that has lots of villages . It's called... ure eru .

In the local "*village* = むら"「MURA むら」, "you"「YŪ ユウ」can see a performance where people wearing shout from their .

Let me applaud your {カ} . I'm so happy for you.

, I applaud your decision to those to your outfit, on this auspicious occasion. Without question{カ}, they will bring you both praise and good luck.

Praise the Ode to with

We applaud and praise the players of the for /カ the esteem of their auspicious taiko performance to mark this happy occasion.
口 is the radical because singing praises is something you do with your mouth. Compare also 喜.

Allow me to praise you for the way you read 読み/よみ that text. I am 喜 for you.

performed a balancing act on top of a for much PRAISE and APPLAUSE.

As long as there are there are for the shrimp , prawns and lobster
*no days of rest = rest 暇 - day 日

A is a who bows down and prostrates themselves before their liege. But が→ガ even a retainer gets tired and so, like any other person , has to bend down and lie prostrate on the ground for a while to rest their downward pointing eyes 臣. Probably from Proto-Sino-Tibetan *m-njal ~ s-njal “to sleep, to lie down; sleepy” → *ŋʷaːls → /ŋuɑᴴ/ →ぐわ→ガ. See also 卧.

I swear{ふ} that bows down in front of every . But{ガ}, what's more, is he looks like he's practically lying down when he does it.

There are when /マイ← /muɑ̆iᵡ/ ← *mɯːʔ … *hmɯːs → /xuɑ̆iᴴ/ →カイ cloud casts a くらい dark shadow and you feel like you could just disappear like the つごもり waning moon into the eternal night.

month there is a that is the last day of the month みそか

Ooh おお!
A is CHARGING AHEAD with a .

Our leader drank in order to gather the courage to lead the charge against the

The reason the looks like this is because an charged ahead of others and has been preparing his food from there.
And since it's an ogre, there's quite カイa lot food, so ustensils are big and we can see it from the earth.

A salmon is a that can jump over . It goes well with sake {さけ} and shellfish {カイ}, okay {ケイ} ?!

Chum salmon is a named for the /ケイ “tzum” markings on the flanks. The pronunciation しゃけ is often favored over さけ to avoid confusion with お酒. 鮭 is also used for the spiky ふぐ blowfish.

Salmon is the best tasting on .

Some are wicked. Can *ケン* you agree?

Throughout history, women have often been associated with wicked witches, mischievous schemes, and seduction, symbolized only to show that.

I imagine that where many go dance the can can *カン かん*, they make lots of noise and cause mischef sometimes.

I'm trying to watch the movie, but these three wicked are being way too noisy.

See 姧/カン: The depiction of three with no men indicates some kind of mischief is afoot. They are surely かしましい noisy, if not boisterous.
Any group of three or more witches can be a coven → CO’EN →カン.

The kanji refers to an orange, which is a type of citrus that bears fruits with thinner peels.

A letter sent at /カン by carrier pigeon arrives before dusk in a hail of . The writing brush used to letter the spools is finely crafted, able to draw lines thinner than a needle.

手紙/てがみ letter, mail
飛ぶ/とぶ fly
筆/ふで writing brush
文/ふみ writings, script, arts
幹/みき shaft, pillar

Via 萓 “day lily”: cogongrass ちがや is a kind of miscanthus reed, a used for thatching by /セン→ケン.

You have to be faced and to climb a Crag on a or a tall Boulder

The rock that fell from caused a accident

Someone is about to push a boulder.
A mountain guide: "WOAW いわお! I know I'm a bit too , but please don't touch the crags from this , it might be dangerous for people down there."

Wile E. Coyote attempted to the roadrunner by detonating under the , but all he succeeded in doing was BOULDERS into ROCKS.

When we were on the , Gandalf{ガン} told us to stick to the path, due to the risk of falling boulders.

That on the /キ,ギ,ゴ belongs to them. I left it there so that they could find it easily when they realized it was missing.

其（*kɯ, *ɡɯ）基 箕 朞 稘 萁 期 諅 其 錤 諆 欺 娸 魌 僛 唭 棋 旗 淇 祺 琪 騏 綦 麒 蜞 綨 蜝 棊 碁 鯕 踑 藄 櫀 璂 禥 惎 帺（丌）
キ, ギ← /ki/, /gi/ ← *kɯ, *ɡɯ

The "key"「KI キ」to calming a child with "sore"「SORE それ」 when they "go"「GO ゴ」get shots is to give them *that* from the doctor's office.

There's candies, but that is the

That cake is cut to pieces, and each one should take piece only.

teaspoons of sugar? That's too

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That looks like a

The body of the legendary qilin is covered in bright, shining scales, but it is shaped like a cloven-hoofed . The identification of the qilin with the giraffe only began after genius Zheng He's 15th-century voyage to East Africa, when the Ming Dynasty bought giraffes along with zebras, /キ of incense, and various other exotic animals from Somali merchants.

The key{キ} to identifying a giraffe amongst a Chinese unicorn and is its long neck. It doesn't take a genius to figure that out. *also twenty = 且 + 廿

Gee{ギ} whiz, I can't believe that out from kabuki{キ} theatre, to being a geisha and a prostitute.

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and a pigeon. Thats a big feast!

This pigeon pie requires {キュウ, ク} pigeons, or doves, and it is served hot {はと, or in Japanese 熱=あつ}. It's a small pie because a pigeon is a small .

The thing with pigeons is that there's never just one. You always see these in like packs of or more.

I could tell by their coo ク that the キュウ on my windowsill were PIGEONS escaping the hot はと {あつい} day.

DOVES aka PIGEONS are
{They look plump. 丸 = round}

The dove is a that can be trained by a magician to be a prop for tricks, like hiding in a top hat or up his sleeve at the /キュウ. It takes a skilled magician to manage nine doves on stage.
A pigeon has the remarkable ability to navigate back to its roost even if carried far away from it. Homing pigeons were used by samurai to send messages back to their home castle. A powerful shogun might need to assemble はつめる as many as nine pigeons to communicate with all the castles under his control.
Okay, but why nine? Why isn’t seven or eleven the magic number for doves and pigeons? It’s because they COO→キュウ.
安んずる/やすんずる content, at ease

The of your is filled with lies

Lies are that means . This character is also used for shh sound.

My son me that in school, he chased jumping over , but it must be a lie. He probably chased the teachers again.

A boastful blows ふく or vomits はく forth a lie うそ by telling an /キョ.
（On’yomi are unused in modern Japanese except as a misspelling of a word normally written with 虚.）

A that speaks - tells LIES.

It's a lie that the of the is in little Kyoto{キョ}.

If you a lie you are bound for the .