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Reason Wherefore Rice Fallen Brussel It´S I 由

Kanji
Onyomi ユ、ユウ、ユイ
Kunyomi よし、よ.る
English wherefore, a reason
Examples 自由(じゆう): freedom; liberty; as it pleases you
理由(りゆう): reason; pretext; motive
由(よし): reason; significance; cause
経由(けいゆ): (1) through; by way of; via (2) to go via; to go by way of
不自由(ふじゆう): (1) discomfort; inconvenience (2) poverty; want; destitution (3) disability; impairment (physical, mental, etc.)
JLPT Level 3
Jouyou Grade 3
Frequency 325
Components 田: rice field; rice paddy
丨: number one; line; rod radical (no. 2)
Number of Strokes 5
Kanji Radical
Radical Number 102
Radical Strokes 5
Radical Reading た・たへん
Traditional Form (none)
Classification 象形 Pictographic
Keyword wherefore
Koohii Story 1 Wherefore art thou, Sprouteo? (Juliet has fallen in love with a brussel sprout) (OR: A brussel sprout has fallen from Juliet´s dinner plate and rolled off).
Koohii Story 2 Cogito ergo sum. Wherefore is a bad choice here for two reasons. For one, it´s often mistranslated as "where" when in fact it´s an urge to know a cause or reason; and two, because this kanji represents the reason, not the urge. [A thought sprouts from my brain. I think, therefore I am.].

Tags: jlpt.n3, grade3, kanjifreq251-500

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