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deer 鹿
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Explanation |
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Used in these characters:
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麟
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JLPT no HSK |
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| female unicorn (mythical creature)
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Left: deer 鹿, right: 粦 (rice 米 and opposed 舛 [=two twisted feet, like at: to dance 舞)
The deer, that only eats rice and has upturned feet, is the unicorn.
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鹿
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JLPT no HSK |
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| deer
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Originally pictograph of a deer.
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麓
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JLPT no HSK |
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| foot of a hill
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Top: forest 林, bottom: deer 鹿 (orig. pictograph of a deer)
Forests with deer are at the foot of the mountain.
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漉
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JLPT no HSK |
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| wet, dripping, filter, strain liquids
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Left: water 氵, right: deer 鹿 (orig. pictograph of a deer)
(They do not like to drink from rivers) The water for the deers is where it is drippingly wet.
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辘
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| pulley, capstan, windlass
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Left: vehicle 车/車, right: deer 鹿 (orig. image of a deer)
A vehicle with the pronunciation 'lù' as used at 'deer' stands for a pulley.
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