And from it, 辟:
“The element at left combines 尸 body + 囗 circular enclosure → place for punishing criminals by severing body parts and spreading them about → *punish*. 辟 adds 辛 needle/cutting tool for emphasis/clarification. *Law* is by association (← legally sanctioned penalty) → *rule (over)*; *ruler/lord*. *Avoid* and *open (up)* are borrowed meanings. The idea of severing body parts in punishment is a common theme among the Han/Chinese characters: Compare 刑 顯 馘 県 領 聯 罰 斬 取 and 殊 among others. The phonetic evidence suggests that 尸 is a replacement for 巴 (person spread flat on the ground).”
And finally 尸:
“A depiction of a long *body* or *corpse* → *buttocks*; *shape indicator*.”
Reminds me of the good times I had with kanji damage.
When I started using these “short stories” mnemonics that RTK teaches, people said “it’s an awful story but now you’re not forgetting it”
Well, but after you’ve seen 20 kanji with stupid sexual jokes they lose all the identity and the method just becomes invalid, it needs some creativity
Ayooooo
これはアービーズです
Oh just like – learn it
Spicy butt
Freaky ass 人間
I will never again get the pictures out of my head again…..
I don’t even know Japanese and now I’m going to remember that 🙁
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Am I dreaming or am I reading this correctly? What the actual F***?
Which site is that?
Learn Kanji with Hentai
Well at least I’m not forgetting that one.
Yo wtf man 😭😭
I don’t remember this word has any sexual hidden meaning in it.
ﾌﾘｷ dictionary
What the actual fuck? Is that real lmao
Well… now I can’t *unlearn* it…
https://preview.redd.it/pphw0akytybe1.jpeg?width=820&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2a6a194ca880eb1283a2ecb65b059d9070924a21
I looked this up and it turns out the “anal penetration” is KIND of a stretch, but also isn’t..
From https://bradwarden.com/kanji/etymology/
壁:
“As per 辟# (spread) + 土 earth → spreading, earthen *wall*.”
And from it, 辟:
“The element at left combines 尸 body + 囗 circular enclosure → place for punishing criminals by severing body parts and spreading them about → *punish*. 辟 adds 辛 needle/cutting tool for emphasis/clarification. *Law* is by association (← legally sanctioned penalty) → *rule (over)*; *ruler/lord*. *Avoid* and *open (up)* are borrowed meanings. The idea of severing body parts in punishment is a common theme among the Han/Chinese characters: Compare 刑 顯 馘 県 領 聯 罰 斬 取 and 殊 among others. The phonetic evidence suggests that 尸 is a replacement for 巴 (person spread flat on the ground).”
And finally 尸:
“A depiction of a long *body* or *corpse* → *buttocks*; *shape indicator*.”
Reminds me of the good times I had with kanji damage.
When I started using these “short stories” mnemonics that RTK teaches, people said “it’s an awful story but now you’re not forgetting it”
Well, but after you’ve seen 20 kanji with stupid sexual jokes they lose all the identity and the method just becomes invalid, it needs some creativity
Ayooooo
これはアービーズです
Oh just like – learn it
Spicy butt
Freaky ass 人間
I will never again get the pictures out of my head again…..
I don’t even know Japanese and now I’m going to remember that 🙁