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1332<br />

貢<br />

KŌ, KU, mitsugu<br />

tribute<br />

L1<br />

10 strokes<br />

KŌKENcontribution<br />

NENGUtax, dues<br />

mitsugimonotribute<br />

Seal . Has 10 ‘shell (currency), valuables’,<br />

and 125 (‘work’/‘tool’) as phonetic with associated<br />

sense typically taken as ‘offer up with<br />

the hands’, giving ‘valuables to offer up to one’s<br />

lord’, i.e. ‘tribute’. An alternative associated sense<br />

given for is ‘pass through and advance’,<br />

giving a specific meaning of ‘send produce<br />

from the regions to the Capital for the Imperial<br />

Court’ (noted by Mizukami). Mizukami also lists<br />

possible OBI and bronze equivalents for .<br />

MS1995:v2:1232-3; KJ1970:406-7; OT1968:953.<br />

Mnemonic: SHELL-MONEY AND WORK ARE<br />

FORMS OF TRIBUTE<br />

1333<br />

L1<br />

控<br />

11<br />

KŌ, hikaeru<br />

refrain, wait, write<br />

down<br />

strokes<br />

hikaeJOwaiting room<br />

KŌSOlegal appeal<br />

hikaegakimemo, note<br />

Seal ; a late graph (Shuowen). Has 34<br />

‘hand’, and 17 (‘sky’) as phonetic with associated<br />

sense ‘pull’, giving ‘pull with the hand’<br />

(e.g. a bow); Ogawa takes associated sense as<br />

‘hang, and bend’, giving a similar overall sense<br />

‘draw back/in’, as in drawing back a bow, and<br />

also drawing or pulling in reins of a horse. By<br />

extension, ‘pull back, refrain’. ‘Wait’ and ‘write<br />

down’ are meanings found in Japanese usage<br />

only. KJ1970:401; OT1968:417; SS1984:305;<br />

GY2008:123.<br />

Mnemonic: REFRAIN, HANDS REACHING FOR<br />

THE SKY<br />

1334<br />

L1<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

梗<br />

11<br />

KŌ, KYŌ<br />

block, mostly,<br />

close (off/up)<br />

strokes<br />

KŌGAIoutline, summary<br />

KŌSOKUstoppage<br />

KIKYŌbell-flower<br />

Seal ; a late graph (Shuowen). Has 73 ‘tree,<br />

wood’, and 1323 (‘anew, change’, ‘again’) as<br />

phonetic with associated sense taken either as<br />

i] ‘thorn’ (Ogawa), or ii] ‘make hard’ (Shirakawa),<br />

in either case referring originally to a thorny<br />

tree, specifically ‘mountain elm’. Meanings<br />

such as ‘resist, prevent, block’ and ‘trunk/stem,<br />

branch’ may be seen as extended senses. The<br />

meaning ‘outline, summary’, as in listed<br />

above, is treated by Gu as an extended sense<br />

(in effect, a further extended sense) based<br />

on having ‘trunk and stem’ as meanings.<br />

OT1968:507; SS1984:305-6; GY2008:1200.<br />

Mnemonic: ONCE AGAIN, IT’S MOSTLY<br />

BLOCKED OFF BY A TREE<br />

1335<br />

喉<br />

KŌ, nodo<br />

throat, vital<br />

L1<br />

12 strokes<br />

nodobotokeAdam’s apple<br />

KŌTŌlarynx<br />

INKŌthroat<br />

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

‘mouth, opening’, and 1326 (‘marquis’,<br />

q.v.) as phonetic with associated sense taken<br />

by Ogawa as ‘hole, cavity’, giving ‘throat’.<br />

Schuessler regards the etymology of the early<br />

Chinese word represented by as uncertain,<br />

while Shirakawa treats it as ‘probably onomatopoeic’<br />

in nature. ‘Vital/key point’ is an extended<br />

sense. OT1968:189; AS2007:279; GY2008:1424;<br />

SS1984:306-7. We suggest remembering it<br />

through ‘marquis’.<br />

Mnemonic: MARQUIS GETS ARROW<br />

THROUGH MOUTH INTO THE THROAT<br />

396 The Remaining 1130 Characters

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