Re: NIN Kanji
On Sun, 15 Sep 2002 12:28:00 GMT, Faux_Pseudo <Fau...@yahoo.comERCIAL> spewed forth the following: >> i was looking through my book of Kanji yesterday and i stumbled upon a >> 7-stroke character "NIN" that means "to bear pain" or "to endure". found >> it intriguing. You want something intriguing? See if your kanji book has the kanji for the "utsu" in "yuuutsu." I doubt it'll have it -- it's about a 29-stroke kanji that almost always carries furigana (at least whenever I've seen it like in the newspapers and stuff it does). Another cool one that I like is the old kanji for "kame" (the new one is a simplified version of the old one). See if you can find it -- it's one of the rare kanji that actually somewhat looks like what it's supposed to represent. yoroshiku--
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