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1653<br />

俗<br />

ZOKU<br />

Bronze ; seal . Has 41 ‘person’, and<br />

worldly, vulgar, 135 (‘valley’) as phonetic with associated<br />

sense taken in one view as ‘continue;<br />

L1<br />

common<br />

9 strokes<br />

learn from others’, giving ‘do repeatedly,<br />

learn from others’ (Katō). Another commentator<br />

ZOKUGO slang<br />

takes with the associated<br />

ZOKKAvulgarisation<br />

sense ‘gathering’, giving ‘behavior of many<br />

FŪZOKU customs<br />

people, what many people do’, and hence<br />

‘customs, practices’ (Ogawa). Alternatively,<br />

the associated sense is considered to be ‘get<br />

inside, be immersed’, giving ‘environment in<br />

which people immerse themselves and live’<br />

(noted in Mizukami). KJ1970:650; OT1968:65;<br />

MS1995:v1:66-7.<br />

Mnemonic: PEOPLE IN THE VALLEY HAVE<br />

VULGAR AND WORLDLY CUSTOMS<br />

1654<br />

賊<br />

ZOKU<br />

Bronze ; seal . Has 545 ‘halberd’<br />

rebel, plunder, injure (Qiu translates as ‘dagger-ax’), and 764<br />

L1<br />

13 strokes<br />

(‘rule’) as phonetic with associated sense<br />

‘wound, injure’, thus ‘wound with halberd/<br />

KAIZOKU pirate<br />

dagger-ax’; meanings such as ‘thief, robber’<br />

TŌZOKUthief<br />

are extended senses. The right-hand element<br />

ZOKUGUN rebel army<br />

of reflects distortion at the block script<br />

stage. FC1974:v2:2119-20; MS1995:v2:1240-<br />

41,v1:130-32; KJ1970:651; QX2000:254;<br />

SK1984:686,98. Take 35as ‘ten’ and 10 as<br />

‘shell-money’.<br />

Mnemonic: TEN REBELS WITH HALBERDS<br />

PLUNDER SHELL-MONEY<br />

1655<br />

遜<br />

SON, herikudaru<br />

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

(be) humble<br />

85 ‘walk, go’, and 565 (‘descendants,<br />

L1<br />

14 strokes ()<br />

grandchildren’) as phonetic with associated<br />

sense seen in one view as ‘retreat, be<br />

SONSHOKU inferiority<br />

FUSON naarrogant<br />

humble/compliant’, thus ‘walk in retreat’<br />

(Mizukami). Alternatively, the associated<br />

KENSON na humble, modest<br />

sense is taken as ‘constricted, small’, thus ‘get<br />

smaller, shrink’ as overall meaning, which<br />

is broadly similar to that put forward by<br />

Mizukami. MS1995:v2:1304-5; TA1965:689-<br />

94; AS2007:486.<br />

Mnemonic: BE HUMBLE WHEN MOVING IN<br />

WITH GRANDCHILDREN<br />

The Remaining 1130 Characters 491

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