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1912<br />

L2<br />

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符<br />

FU<br />

tally, sign<br />

11 strokes<br />

KIPPUticket<br />

FUGŌsymbol, code<br />

FUGŌagreement<br />

Bronze ; seal . Consists of 58 ‘bamboo’,<br />

with 602 (‘attach’) as phonetic with<br />

associated sense ‘join/fit together’, giving<br />

‘join together two pieces of tally stick’<br />

(historically, a tally stick in the form of a<br />

bamboo stick/tablet or similar was broken<br />

in two to mark an agreement between two<br />

parties). By extension, ‘record, a sign’. Confirmation<br />

of the close connection between the<br />

word for ‘adjoin’ and the near-homophone<br />

‘tally’ in early Chinese is found in Schuessler.<br />

MS1995:v2:986-7; OT1968:749; TA1965:319-<br />

22; AS2007:244.<br />

Mnemonic: JOIN BAMBOO TALLIES AS A<br />

SIGN<br />

1913<br />

L2<br />

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<br />

普<br />

FU, amaneku<br />

widely,generally<br />

12 strokes<br />

FUTSŪordinary, usual<br />

FUHENuniversality<br />

FUKYŪdiffusion<br />

Seal ; late graph (Shuowen); traditional<br />

暜 . Has 66 ‘sun, day’, with (traditional<br />

form of 977 ‘row, line’) as phonetic with<br />

associated sense taken as i] ‘thin, faint’, thus<br />

‘sunlight is faint’ (Katō) or ii] ‘spread out’,<br />

thus ‘sunlight extends everywhere’ (Ogawa),<br />

and ‘widely, generally’ as an extended sense.<br />

The latter view is supported by Schuessler,<br />

who details a relevant word-family in early<br />

Chinese for the phonetic element here<br />

which encompasses ‘spread out, be vast;<br />

extensively’. KJ1970:825-6; OT1968:472;<br />

AS2007:173.<br />

Mnemonic: GENERALLY, ONE DAY FOLLOWS<br />

ANOTHER IN A ROW<br />

1914<br />

腐<br />

FU, kusaru/reru<br />

rot(ten), decay, bad<br />

L1<br />

14 strokes<br />

FUSHINtake pains to<br />

FUHAIdecay, rot<br />

kusare-wretched, useless<br />

Seal ; late graph (Shuowen). Has 209<br />

‘meat, flesh, body’ with 603 (‘govt office’)<br />

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

‘swollen and disordered’ (Ogawa), or ii] ‘decay’<br />

(Katō), both giving ‘meat breaks down,<br />

goes bad’. OT1968:824; KJ1970:823-4.<br />

Mnemonic: MEAT IN GOVERNMENT OFFICE<br />

IS ROTTEN<br />

1915<br />

敷<br />

FU, shiku<br />

Seal ; late graph (Shuowen). Has / 112<br />

spread, lay<br />

‘beat with stick’, with CO 尃 593 ‘spread out<br />

L1<br />

15 strokes<br />

the fingers’ (see Note below) as semantic<br />

and phonetic (Ogawa; alternatively, Katō<br />

FUSETSUlaying<br />

treats as phonetic only, with generalized<br />

shikimonorug<br />

meaning ‘spread out’ as associated sense),<br />

yashikimansion, residence<br />

giving ‘beat (something) with stick to spread<br />

it out’. Left-hand element of is a variant<br />

of 尃 ; forms close to can be found<br />

572 The Remaining 1130 Characters

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