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1030<br />

L1<br />

茨<br />

9<br />

ibara, SHI<br />

thatch, briar, bramble,<br />

thorn<br />

strokes<br />

IbarakiKEN*Ibaraki Prefecture<br />

ibaramushirose bug<br />

Ibarakicity in Osaka-fu<br />

Seal ; late graph (Shuowen). Has 53 ‘plant,<br />

vegetation’, and 308 (‘next’) as phonetic<br />

with associated sense ‘arrange’ (or ‘stop’),<br />

giving ‘arrange plant material (on a roof)’, i.e.<br />

‘thatch’. is regarded as the original way<br />

of writing . Reflecting the trend in script<br />

development, from depicting the concrete to<br />

representing the abstract, it is believed that<br />

was the original way of writing ‘miscanthus’<br />

(and similar plants), after which the graph was<br />

borrowed for its sound value to represent ‘next’,<br />

with being added to indicate usage when<br />

in the sense ‘miscanthus’. Present meanings<br />

now include ‘thorn, bramble’. MS1995:696-7;<br />

DJ2009:v1:78; KJ1970:181-2.<br />

Mnemonic: THE NEXT PLANT AFTER THATCH<br />

IS BRIAR<br />

1031<br />

L1<br />

芋<br />

imo<br />

potato<br />

6 strokes<br />

satoimotaro<br />

imogaicone shell<br />

yakiimobaked potato<br />

Bronze ; seal . Has ‘plant, grass’ 53,<br />

and (NJK, originally pictograph of artefact<br />

of curved wood [variant shapes include 亐 ])<br />

as phonetic with associated sense ‘big, big<br />

leaves’, giving ‘taro, sweet potato’ (a plant<br />

with big, heart-shaped leaves). In modern<br />

times, sense extended to ‘potato’ in general.<br />

MS1995:v2:1106-7,28-30; OT1968:842;<br />

KJ1970:70. Suggest taking as a peg.<br />

Mnemonic: PEG OUT WHERE POTATO PLANTS<br />

ARE TO BE PUT<br />

1032<br />

L1<br />

咽<br />

9<br />

IN, musebu/ru/ppoi,<br />

nodo<br />

throat, choke<br />

strokes<br />

INKŌthroat<br />

museppoistuffy<br />

INTŌpharynx<br />

Seal ; late graph (Shuowen). Has 22 ‘mouth;<br />

speak’, and 643 (‘cause, depend on’; orig<br />

meaning possibly related to confinement)<br />

as phonetic with associated sense taken as i]<br />

‘drink’, giving ‘drink’, and by extension ‘throat’<br />

(Ogawa), or ii] ‘be blocked’, giving ‘choke’ (Tōdō);<br />

Gu takes ‘be blocked, choke’ as a loan usage.<br />

OT1968:180; TA1965:787; GY2008:847. Suggest<br />

take as 56 ‘large’ and 84 ‘enclosure’, as<br />

well as ‘cause’.<br />

Mnemonic: CAUSE OF CHOKING MOUTH IS<br />

THROAT BEING LARGELY ENCLOSED<br />

1033<br />

姻<br />

IN<br />

marriage<br />

L1<br />

9 strokes<br />

KON’INmarriage<br />

INSEKIin-laws<br />

INZOKUBATSUnepotism<br />

Seal ; late graph (Shuowen). Has ‘woman’<br />

37, and 643 ‘depend on, cause’ as semantic<br />

and phonetic, meaning that which a woman<br />

depends on, i.e. ‘groom’s family’ and by association<br />

‘marriage’. KJ1970:62-3; OT1968:257;<br />

SS1984:31. Take 56 as ‘big man’, and 84<br />

‘enclosure, confined’.<br />

Mnemonic: BIG MAN CONFINED BY WOMAN<br />

AFTER MARRIAGE<br />

The Remaining 1130 Characters 313

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