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Tree FamilyThemes
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The set of cards keeps tree-family shapes visible from the first card to the last.
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- 01木tree, woodThis character serves as the primary anchor for the entire tree and wood family.
- 02本book, present, mainIt marks the base or origin of a tree and appears in the word for truth.
- 03林grove, forestTwo trees stand together to represent a grove or a small forest.
- 04森forest, woodsThree trees combine to form the character for a dense, large forest.
- 05休rest, day off, retireThis depicts a person leaning against a tree to take a rest or day off.
- 06体body, substance, objectThe tree radical is used here to describe the physical body or substance.
- 07材lumber, log, timberIt refers to lumber or raw materials used for building and creating objects.
- 08松pine treeThis represents the pine tree, a specific member of this tree family.
- 09板plank, board, plateA wooden plank or board, like those used for a stage or woodblock prints.
- 10根root, radical, head (pimple)Focus on the root of the tree to represent the foundation or basis of things.
- 11株stocks, stump, sharesThis means a tree stump and is also the standard character for financial stocks.
- 12構posture, stance, appearanceThe structure or setup of building something often starts with this character.
- 13植plantPlanting trees is the action described by this character found in the word for plants.
- 14樹timber, trees, woodA formal character for standing trees and timber used in established growth.
- 15杉cedar, cryptomeriaSpecifically refers to the cedar tree, often found in large groves throughout Japan.
- 16柱pillar, post, cylinderA wooden pillar or post used as a central support in a building.
- 17桜cherryThe Japanese cherry tree and its blossoms are represented by this character.
- 18枝bough, branch, twigBranches and twigs that grow out from a tree define this character.
- 19栗chestnutIt represents the chestnut tree and its fruit, a staple in many regions.
- 20机desk, tableFurniture made of wood, like this desk, is used for studying and work.
- 21械contraption, fetter, machineThe wood radical in this kanji represents mechanical contraptions and machines.
- 22梅plumThis key member of the tree family represents the Japanese plum or ume.
- 23痴stupid, foolishThis kanji describes foolishness or stupidity, often seen in words for misconduct.
- 24陶pottery, porcelainThis kanji represents the craft of pottery and fine porcelain making.
- 25寧rather, preferably, peacefulThis kanji expresses peace or preference and appears in words for politeness.
- 26縫sew, stitch, embroiderThis kanji represents the act of sewing, stitching, or embroidering.
- 27帽cap, headgearThis kanji serves as the standard character for caps and other headgear.
- 28盲blind, blind man, ignoramusThis kanji represents blindness and appears in the word for a blind spot.
- 29枢hinge, pivot, doorBuilt with the wood radical, this kanji refers to a door hinge or central pivot.
- 30肯agreement, consent, comply withThis kanji signifies agreement or consent, as seen in the word for affirmation.
- 31弔condolences, mourning, funeralThis kanji is used for mourning, funerals, and expressing sympathy.
- 32紡spinningThis kanji describes the process of spinning raw materials into thread or yarn.
- 33絹silkThis kanji represents silk, one of the most refined fabrics made from thread.
- 34亨pass through, go smoothlyThis kanji suggests things going smoothly or passing through successfully.
- 35樽barrel, cask, kegThis kanji refers to a wooden barrel or cask used for aging and storage.
- 36梁beam, fish trap, girderThis kanji represents a structural beam or a weir for trapping fish.
- 37遼distantThis kanji describes something very distant or a far-off place.
- 38租tariff, crop tax, borrowingThis kanji refers to tariffs and crop taxes based on harvested grains.
- 39藻seaweed, duckweedThis kanji represents seaweed and aquatic plants found in the water.
- 40蔭backing assistance, shade, shadowThis kanji describes the shade or shadow provided by protective cover.
- 41栓plug, bolt, corkThe tree shape in 栓 helps learners connect wood to concepts like a cork or stopper.
- 42峨high mountainLearners encounter 峨 to describe a high mountain or steep terrain.
- 43妄delusion, unnecessarily, without authorityVocabulary such as 妄想 uses this character to describe delusions or reckless actions.
- 44謄mimeograph, copyMastering 謄 prepares learners for administrative terms involving official copies and mimeographs.
- 45蛮barbarianThe kanji 蛮 adds nuance to historical or descriptive texts involving barbarians and wild behavior.
- 46侠chivalry, tomboyLearners study 侠 to understand cultural concepts of chivalry and heroic behavior.
- 47皓white, clearThe kanji 皓 provides a poetic way to describe something as pure white or clear.
- 48糞excrement, feces, shitCharacters like 糞 are useful for navigating both literal meanings of excrement and common colloquial slang.
- 49吏officer, an officialStudying 吏 builds a foundation for terms related to government officers and bureaucrats.
- 50𠮟scold, reproveLearners study 𠮟 to recognize everyday verbs involving scolding or reproving.
- 51曖dark, not clearThe kanji 曖 helps learners express ambiguous or unclear situations in daily communication.
- 52宥soothe, calm, pacifyReaders will encounter 宥 in contexts involving calming down or pacifying others.
- 53迪edify, way, pathStudying 迪 introduces vocabulary related to edifying and guiding others along a path.