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The Radical: 郎
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man, husband 郎
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Used in these Kanji:
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郷
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JLPT 1Joyo 6 |
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| home town, village, rural
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Left: var. of thread 糸, rest: variation of husband 郎 (= The 'good' 良 from the village ⻏, but here with "not good" 艮)
The thread of the 'husband' connects to the hometown. |
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郎
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JLPT 1Joyo 7 |
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| man, husband
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Left: good 良, right: village ⻏
The good one from the village is my husband. |
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廊
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JLPT 1Joyo 7 |
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| corridor, walkway
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Outside: building 广, below: husband/man 郎 (= the good 良 one in the village⻏)
(He guards the entrance?) In the building you'll find the husband on the corridor. |
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