This page contains mnemonics for the kanji taught in the first six years of school in Japan (i.e. 1,006 kanji), as developed by Professor Kenneth Henshall. They have been extracted from his book: "A Guide To Remembering Japanese Characters" (Tuttle, 1995). The book covers all 1,945 general-use kanji.
This page has been prepared by William Clausing and Jim Breen with the kind permission of Professor Henshall and Tuttle Publishing. The material on this page is copyright and must not be reproduced elsewhere in any form without the permission of Tuttle Publishing.
| Kanji | Number | Mnemonic |
| °ì | 1 | one finger |
| ±¦ | 2 | right hand to the mouth |
| ±« | 3 | rain from heavenly clouds |
| ±ß | 4 | round coins from bank-teller's window |
| ²¦ | 5 | king with ax rules heaven, earth and man |
| ²» | 6 | sound of rising sun |
| ²¼ | 7 | t-bar with droopy lower handle |
| ²Ð | 8 | flames of fire |
| ²Ö | 9 | flowers appear when plants undergo change |
| ³Ø | 10 | child learning under ornate roof |
| µ¤ | 11 | spirit-like vapors from source x |
| ¶å | 12 | less than perfect ten: worth only nine |
| µÙ | 13 | person rests against tree |
| ¶â | 14 | two gold nuggets under cover of earth |
| ¶õ | 15 | work to open hole in roof to see empty sky |
| ·î | 16 | pitted crescent moon shining down |
| ¸¤ | 17 | big spotted dog rearing up |
| ¸« | 18 | bending down to look closely with seeing eye |
| ¸Þ | 19 | a reel is better than five fingers |
| ¸ý | 20 | open mouth |
| ¹» | 21 | check six wooden crosses for school |
| º¸ | 22 | left hand steadies carpenter's square |
| »° | 23 | three fingers |
| »³ | 24 | triple-peaked mountain |
| »Ò | 25 | long-armed child in swaddling clothes |
| »Í | 26 | four fingers in clenched fist |
| Ȍ | 27 | skeins of twisted thread |
| »ú | 28 | child at home studying letters |
| ¼ª | 29 | pointed ear |
| ¼· | 30 | badly written ten again: now worth only seven |
| ¼Ö | 31 | chariot with two wheels |
| ¼ê | 32 | hand with fingers spread |
| ½½ | 33 | all points considered, ten out of ten |
| ½Ð | 34 | mountain emerging atop another |
| ½÷ | 35 | kneeling woman |
| ¾® | 36 | a stroke divided into two small ones |
| ¾å | 37 | bar with handle, sticking up over baseline |
| ¿¹ | 38 | there are many trees in the woods |
| ¿Í | 39 | headless, armless person |
| ¿å | 40 | water squeezes between banks |
| ˵ | 41 | to stop at the line is to do the correct thing |
| À¸ | 42 | growing plant is a symbol of life |
| ÀÄ | 43 | young blue-green plants live on the moon |
| ͼ | 44 | clear moon indicates evening |
| ÀÐ | 45 | round stone at base of cliff |
| ÀÖ | 46 | big fire makes earth glow red |
| Àé | 47 | that one person is worth a thousand others |
| Àî | 48 | river flowing between banks |
| Àè | 49 | those dead people preceded us in life |
| Áá | 50 | sun shows ten but it's still early |
| Â | 51 | round knee and foot suffice to show leg |
| ¼ | 52 | measure trees in village |
| Âç | 53 | person looking big as possible |
| ÃË | 54 | man provides strength in field |
| Ãæ | 55 | Chinese arrow pierces middle of target |
| Ãî | 56 | coiled hooded snake: similar inside to insect |
| Ä® | 57 | town at t-junction of paths through fields |
| Å· | 58 | person's head is closest part to heaven |
| ÅÄ | 59 | rice field crossed by paths |
| ÅÚ | 60 | plant grows in earth |
| Æó | 61 | two fingers |
| Æü | 62 | sun with spot |
| Æþ | 63 | enter through inverted v opening |
| ǯ | 64 | person visits well every year |
| Çò | 65 | sunstroke leaves one white?! |
| Ȭ | 66 | eight can be easily divided |
| É´ | 67 | score one hundred with one white thumbnail |
| ʸ | 68 | cross is basic form of writing: try to top it |
| ÌÚ | 69 | tree with sweeping branches |
| ËÜ | 70 | tree with one central root |
| ̾ | 71 | mouth calls name at night |
| ÌÜ | 72 | upright eye |
| Ω | 73 | person standing |
| ÎÏ | 74 | hand pressing down with strength |
| ÎÓ | 75 | forest contains tall stately trees |
| Ï» | 76 | eight topped by six?! |
| °ú | 77 | bow with string waiting to be drawn |
| ±À | 78 | billowing rain-clouds look like two noses |
| ±ó | 79 | loose clothes for traveling any distance |
| ²¿ | 80 | what exactly can a person say? |
| ²Ê | 81 | course to categorize rice measures |
| ²Æ | 82 | masked head and crossed legs in summer dance |
| ²È | 83 | house looking like pig-sty |
| ²Î | 84 | gaping mouth sings the can-can |
| ²è | 85 | field in picture partitioned by strokes |
| ²ó | 86 | coaxial rotation |
| ²ñ | 87 | two noses meet under roof |
| ³¤ | 88 | every drop of water goes into sea |
| ³¨ | 89 | threads meet in embroidered picture |
| ³ | 90 | shellfish with protruding feelers |
| ³° | 91 | crescent moon with crack on outside |
| ´Ö | 92 | gate with space to let sun shine through |
| ´é | 93 | only three hairs stand on head: glum face |
| µ¥ | 94 | steam comprises watery vapors |
| µ | 95 | wordy account of oneself |
| µ¢ | 96 | return with wife carrying broom and sword |
| µí | 97 | cow with ears and broken horn |
| µû | 98 | fish with fiery tail |
| µþ | 99 | stone lantern at emperor's palace in capital |
| ¶¯ | 100 | strong insect draws bow with its nose |
| ¶µ | 101 | cane in hand teaches child stick arranging |
| ¶Ì | 102 | string of jewels fit for king |
| ¶á | 103 | distance to move chopped, making it near |
| ·Á | 104 | put hairs into pattern of well-frame |
| ·× | 105 | counting in tens is a way of measuring |
| ¸µ | 106 | two persons of same origin |
| ¸¶ | 107 | originally cliff with funny spring, now a plain |
| ¸Í | 108 | one door forms half a gate |
| ¸Å | 109 | an old story, told at least ten times |
| ¸á | 110 | noon strikes, knocking top bit off cow |
| ¸å | 111 | sit crosslegged on threading road, fall behind |
| ¸ì | 112 | five mouths speak many words |
| ¹© | 113 | work with carpenter's square |
| ¹ | 114 | spacious building with elbow-room |
| ¸ò | 115 | mix six crosses |
| ¸÷ | 116 | person carries fire that shines light |
| ¹Í | 117 | bent old man considers burial in earth |
| ¹Ô | 118 | column goes along to crossroads |
| ¹â | 119 | tall watchtower |
| ²« | 120 | arrow burns yellow with grass from field |
| ¹ç | 121 | cap fits mouth |
| ë | 122 | valley is doubly split opening |
| ¹ñ | 123 | one's country is an enclosed jewel |
| ¹õ | 124 | ground in burnt field is black |
| º£ | 125 | cover the corner, right now |
| ºÍ | 126 | funny dam built by talented one-year-old |
| ºî | 127 | person with saw about to make something |
| »» | 128 | count by using bamboo abacus with both hands |
| ȧ | 129 | footprints stop above line |
| »Ô | 130 | go to city market to buy cloth top hat |
| »× | 131 | always thinking of one's field in one's heart |
| Ⱦ | 132 | pound threads with spoon to make paper |
| »û | 133 | temple has measured grounds |
| ¼« | 134 | nose is just a stroke from eye, symbolising self |
| »þ | 135 | tell time by sun on temple |
| ¼¼ | 136 | arrive at roofed room |
| ¼Ò | 137 | altar ground is shrine |
| ¼å | 138 | weak hairs bend like bows |
| ¼ó | 139 | chief has hair on head |
| ½© | 140 | rice plants can get burned in autumn |
| ½Õ | 141 | three people enjoy spring sun |
| ½ñ | 142 | take brush in hand daily and write |
| ¾¯ | 143 | small with just a little extra |
| ¾ì | 144 | place where sun shines down on ground |
| ¿§ | 145 | colorful tale about bodies bent in sex act |
| ¿© | 146 | covered food good for eating |
| ¿´ | 147 | heart shows stroke damage |
| ¿· | 148 | stand of trees newly cut down by sharp ax |
| ¿Æ | 149 | parent sees all from stand of trees |
| ¿Þ | 150 | diagram with spot marked by x and two pointers |
| ¿ô | 151 | woman counts number of rice grains by hand |
| À¾ | 152 | sun falls in west like drop from wine press |
| À¼ | 153 | voice of samurai at door |
| ˱ | 154 | stars born from sun |
| À² | 155 | sun against blue means clear weather |
| ÀÚ | 156 | seven sword cuts |
| Àã | 157 | rain that hand sweeps away is snow |
| Á¥ | 158 | boat with eight portholes is ship |
| Á° | 159 | before cutting meat cut horns |
| ÁÈ | 160 | furthermore, threads can be assembled in group |
| Áö | 161 | foot running along ground |
| Áð | 162 | grass is early plant |
| ¿ | 163 | many evenings |
| ÂÀ | 164 | fat is a bit more than just big |
| ÂÎ | 165 | root of a person is the body |
| Âæ | 166 | I mount stand to say something |
| ÃÏ | 167 | land with odd twisting creatures on ground |
| ÃÓ | 168 | waters of pond contain twisting creatures |
| ÃÎ | 169 | know arrow hole |
| ÃÝ | 170 | two bamboo stems |
| Ãã | 171 | ample tea plants |
| Ãë | 172 | measure in feet noon sun over horizon |
| Ĺ | 173 | long haired old man with stick is very senior |
| Ä» | 174 | bird with wings and talons |
| Ä« | 175 | morning sun rises on plants, displacing moon |
| ÄÌ | 176 | bent figure uses extra movement to pass |
| Äï | 177 | young brothers put in order as binding on stake |
| Ź | 178 | store occupies building |
| ÅÀ | 179 | mark left after occupation by fire |
| ÅÅ | 180 | lightning strikes field in electric rain storm |
| Åá | 181 | broad-bladed sword |
| Åß | 182 | sitting crosslegged on winter ice |
| Åö | 183 | small hand appropriately hits mark |
| Åì | 184 | sun rising through trees in east |
| Åú | 185 | bamboo gives fitting answer |
| Ƭ | 186 | head is a bean-like vessel |
| Ʊ | 187 | all hoops have same single opening |
| Æ» | 188 | head moves, showing way along road |
| ÆÉ | 189 | sell words to read |
| Æî | 190 | get a hoop for ten yen down south |
| ÇÏ | 191 | rearing horse |
| Çä | 192 | samurai stands behind counter selling |
| Çã | 193 | net full of shell-money can buy a lot |
| Çþ | 194 | sitting crosslegged watching wheat plant grow |
| Ⱦ | 195 | half a hornless cow, split down middle |
| ÈÖ | 196 | rice sown in fields by number, in turns |
| Éã | 197 | father has cane in hand |
| É÷ | 198 | insect blown against sail by wind |
| ʬ | 199 | understand one divides by splitting with sword |
| ʹ | 200 | ear listening at gate hears a lot |
| ÊÆ | 201 | grain-laden ear of American rice |
| Êâ | 202 | few feet walk nowadays |
| Êì | 203 | mother is woman with prominent nipples |
| Êý | 204 | both boat and plow can point the way |
| ËÌ | 205 | people flee, turning their backs on the north |
| Ëè | 206 | every person has a mother |
| Ëå | 207 | younger sister is immature woman |
| ÌÀ | 208 | bright sun and moon give clarity |
| ÌÄ | 209 | bird's mouth produces non-human cry |
| ÌÓ | 210 | tuft of hair |
| Ìç | 211 | double-doored gate |
| Ìë | 212 | at night, person puts on top hat to view moon |
| Ìî | 213 | village already built on wild moor |
| ͧ | 214 | hands reaching out in friendship |
| ÍÑ | 215 | use fence |
| ÍË | 216 | sun wings its way like a bird, and so day passes |
| Íè | 217 | wheat comes to be ten grains of rice?! |
| ³Ú | 218 | tasseled drum on stand makes pleasing music |
| Τ | 219 | ground tilled into fields, indicating village |
| Íý | 220 | keeping jewels in village is reasonable |
| ÏÃ | 221 | tongue controls words when talking |
| ° | 222 | sub-human, ugly, twisted feelings are bad |
| °Â | 223 | woman at home, resting at ease |
| °Å | 224 | sun goes dark, accompanied by sound |
| °å | 225 | doctor's bag contains arrow, used for healing |
| °Õ | 226 | a thought is a sound from the heart |
| °é | 227 | educate child upside-down like piece of meat |
| °÷ | 228 | official members always talk of money |
| ±¡ | 229 | institute complete with surrounding hills |
| °û | 230 | lack food, so swallow drink |
| ±¿ | 231 | army on move needs luck and transport |
| ±Ë | 232 | long swim in water |
| ±Ø | 233 | laden person mounts horse at relay station |
| ±à | 234 | spacious park encloses considerable distance |
| ²£ | 235 | yellow piece of wood laid on its side |
| ²° | 236 | arrive and find corpse in store building |
| ²¹ | 237 | sun warms water in a bowl |
| ²½ | 238 | bewitched person changes and falls |
| ²Ù | 239 | what a burden the lotus plant can be! |
| ³¦ | 240 | boundary between fields marks areas |
| ³« | 241 | hands remove bar and open gate |
| ³¬ | 242 | all the steps of a terraced hill |
| ³Ñ | 243 | angular horn |
| ³è | 244 | wet tongue is sign of life |
| ´¨ | 245 | building's six wells ice over in cold |
| ´¶ | 246 | one halberd in mouth causes feeling in heart |
| ´Û | 247 | official eats in hall |
| ´ß | 248 | mountainous cliff forms dry shore |
| ´ä | 249 | stony mountain shows rocky crags |
| µ¯ | 250 | cause oneself to run |
| ´ü | 251 | expect period of months between winnowings |
| µÒ | 252 | each house guest sits crosslegged, open mouthed |
| µæ | 253 | extreme investigation of nine holes |
| µÞ | 254 | hurrying person suddenly bends, hand to heart |
| µé | 255 | reach out and grade threads |
| µÜ | 256 | palace is building with joined rooms |
| µå | 257 | seek spherical jewel |
| µî | 258 | nose to ground suggests one's gone too far |
| ¶¶ | 259 | tall arched wooden structure is bridge |
| ¶È | 260 | study complex wooden instrument as profession |
| ¶Ê | 261 | field has many bending paths |
| ¶É | 262 | office corpse uses odd phrase in circumstances |
| ¶ä | 263 | stop and stare at silvery metal |
| ¶ì | 264 | old plant leaves bitter taste |
| ¶ñ | 265 | keep an eye on table: it's valuable equipment |
| ·¯ | 266 | lord holds stick next to mouth |
| ·» | 267 | elder brother is all mouth and legs |
| ·¸ | 268 | person involved with joining threads |
| ·Ú | 269 | light vehicle pushed along ground by hand |
| ·ì | 270 | vessel contains blood |
| ·è | 271 | person decides to carry water-pack on back |
| ¸¦ | 272 | hone stone with two forked sticks |
| ¸© | 273 | keep an eye on stand at prefectural show |
| ¸À | 274 | mouth speaks three and a bit words |
| ¸Ë | 275 | storehouse is building containing vehicles |
| ¸Ð | 276 | old moon seen in waters of lake |
| ¸ø | 277 | eight lords show nose in public |
| ¸þ | 278 | house window faces one |
| ¹¬ | 279 | extra sharp stroke brings happiness |
| ¹Á | 280 | find oneself together with water in port |
| ¹æ | 281 | mouth calls number of twisting weed |
| º¬ | 282 | stop and stare at tree root |
| º× | 283 | hand puts meat on altar in festival of worship |
| ºÙ | 284 | slender path threads through field |
| ȁ | 285 | samurai is person who works and serves |
| Ȉ | 286 | person falls in death, soon bare bones |
| »È | 287 | official person uses servant |
| »Ï | 288 | first woman begins to mount platform |
| ȯ | 289 | person sits pointing at sun with finger |
| »õ | 290 | teeth ensure rice stops in mouth |
| Ȓ | 291 | words from temple are pure poetry |
| ¼¡ | 292 | lack of ice follows next |
| »ö | 293 | handling ten boxes is no small thing |
| »ý | 294 | hold hands at temple |
| ¼° | 295 | carpenter's square is a form of stake |
| ¼Â | 296 | in reality, a big six-armed man is in the house! |
| ¼Ì | 297 | convey copy of building |
| ¼Ô | 298 | person will be buried in ground one day |
| ¼ç | 299 | king with bit extra is real master |
| ¼é | 300 | take measures to protect house |
| ¼è | 301 | hand takes control of ear |
| ¼ò | 302 | watery alcohol in wine jar |
| ¼õ | 303 | one hand receives baton from another hand |
| ½£ | 304 | sandbank in river is separate province |
| ½¦ | 305 | joined hands can gather or count to ten |
| ½ª | 306 | threads finish in winter |
| ½¬ | 307 | white wings learning to fly |
| ½µ | 308 | another week rolls around |
| ½¸ | 309 | birds gather in tree |
| ½» | 310 | where person lives is where he is master |
| ½Å | 311 | heavy vehicle has double wheels |
| ½ê | 312 | chop down door with ax to get into place |
| ½ë | 313 | person under hot sun |
| ½õ | 314 | furthermore, help by adding strength |
| ¾¼ | 315 | summon, and let there be light |
| ¾Ã | 316 | water has vanished from our little moon |
| ¾¦ | 317 | use mouth and legs to trade, standing at counter |
| ¾Ï | 318 | badge quickly stands out |
| ¾¡ | 319 | with effort, two fires can surpass moon |
| ¾è | 320 | two come riding |
| ¿¢ | 321 | straight tree is properly planted |
| ¿½ | 322 | sun is pierced: what can one say? |
| ¿È | 323 | pregnant woman has conspicuous body |
| ¿À | 324 | gods say something spirited at altar |
| ¿¼ | 325 | find deep waterhole near tree |
| ¿Ê | 326 | advance like moving bird |
| À¤ | 327 | odd world of the thirties' generation |
| À° | 328 | force correct arrangement of bundles |
| Àþ | 329 | trace thread-like line to source |
| Á´ | 330 | king completely under cover |
| Á÷ | 331 | sent away from heaven |
| © | 332 | heart breathes through nose |
| ² | 333 | person with arrow in side is one of the clan |
| ¾ | 334 | other person is like twisting creature |
| ÂÇ | 335 | hand hits nail |
| ÂÐ | 336 | measure opposition to text |
| ÂÔ | 337 | wait at temple beside road |
| Âå | 338 | person replaced by stake |
| Âè | 339 | bamboo tops young brother in order of things |
| Âê | 340 | get subject heading correct on the day |
| ú | 341 | fiery material from mountain cliff is coal |
| û | 342 | both arrow and food vessel are short |
| Ãå | 343 | sheep arrives wearing eye-liner! |
| Ãí | 344 | master pours water |
| Ãì | 345 | master wooden pillar |
| Ãú | 346 | block is exact to a t |
| Ģ | 347 | long cloth drape used as register |
| Ä´ | 348 | investigate by talking around |
| ľ | 349 | ten eyes fixed directly on corner |
| ÄÉ | 350 | pursue moving buttocks |
| Äê | 351 | fix roof correctly |
| Äí | 352 | palace courtyard is fine garden |
| Å´ | 353 | lost metal proves to be iron |
| ž | 354 | vehicle rolls over two noses |
| ÅÔ | 355 | metropolis is village of many persons |
| ÅÙ | 356 | hand measures twenty-one degrees in building |
| Åê | 357 | hand strikes by throwing ax |
| Åç | 358 | bird alights on mountainous island |
| Åò | 359 | rising sun heats water |
| ÅÐ | 360 | two funny feet climb food vessel |
| Åù | 361 | bamboo tablets at temple are all equal |
| Æ° | 362 | strength moves heavy object |
| Ƹ | 363 | child stands in village |
| Æâ | 364 | person tries to get inside hoop |
| Æù | 365 | inside person there is meat |
| ÇÀ | 366 | farming unearths bent clam shell |
| ÇÈ | 367 | waves form skin of water |
| ÇÛ | 368 | distribute wine to oneself |
| Ȫ | 369 | burned field is a dry field |
| ȯ | 370 | discharged with two bent legs and funny feet |
| È¿ | 371 | cliff opposes hand |
| ºä | 372 | slope is opposed ground |
| ÈÄ | 373 | opposed to wooden boards |
| Èé | 374 | opposed to skinning with one stroke |
| Èá | 375 | broken heart does not want to be sad |
| Èþ | 376 | beautiful big sheep |
| É¡ | 377 | own nose follows trail through twenty fields |
| ɹ | 378 | ice is frozen water |
| ɽ | 379 | shown long-looking list |
| ÉÃ | 380 | little rice, eaten in a mere second |
| ÉÂ | 381 | third-rate health leads to illness |
| ÉÊ | 382 | quality goods come in boxes |
| Éé | 383 | defeated person flees bearing money |
| Éô | 384 | clan stands open mouthed in part of village |
| Éþ | 385 | servile hand puts clothes on hoist under moon |
| Ê¡ | 386 | altar at single entrance to field--good fortune |
| ʪ | 387 | cow is a thing with four legs |
| Ê¿ | 388 | balanced scales are flat and even |
| ÊÖ | 389 | reverse movement and return |
| ÊÙ | 390 | strive to avoid effort?! |
| Êü | 391 | striking in all directions is a form of release |
| Ëü | 392 | ten thousand march in wrong direction |
| ̣ | 393 | taste lingers unfinished in the mouth |
| Ì¿ | 394 | life can hinge on a spoken order |
| ÌÌ | 395 | mask encloses funny face with big eye |
| Ìä | 396 | mouth asking at gate |
| Ìò | 397 | move off with weapon in hand to do one's duty |
| Ìô | 398 | medicinal plant gives pleasure |
| ͳ | 399 | there's a reason for derrick in field |
| Ìý | 400 | liquid from field with derrick is oil |
| Í | 401 | have meat in your hand |
| Í· | 402 | children play at moving person's side |
| ͽ | 403 | I've already pushed the shuttle |
| ÍÎ | 404 | ocean of white sheep, not white horses |
| ÍÕ | 405 | leaves are generation of plants on tree |
| ÍÛ | 406 | side of hill is positively sunny |
| ÍÍ | 407 | sheep appears to water tree--awkward situation |
| Íî | 408 | from each plant, leaf falls like drop of water |
| ή | 409 | hair and water flow as child is born |
| ι | 410 | put odd clothes on one side for journey |
| ξ | 411 | scales weigh both parts of a pair |
| ÎÐ | 412 | watery green liquid oozes in thread-like strands |
| Îé | 413 | praying at altar is act of propriety |
| Îó | 414 | cut up bones lined up in a row |
| Ï© | 415 | each foot follows same route |
| ÏÂ | 416 | rice softened in the mouth in peaceful Japan |
| °¦ | 417 | sit crosslegged, hand on heart, in love |
| °Æ | 418 | consider plan around restful wooden table |
| °Ê | 419 | person uses plow as starting point |
| °á | 420 | collar and sleeves symbolize clothing |
| °Ì | 421 | person stands according to rank |
| °Ï | 422 | enclosure surrounds well |
| °Ñ | 423 | entrust rice plants to woman |
| °ß | 424 | fleshy stomach seen in field |
| °õ | 425 | hand presses down on person as on seal |
| ±Ñ | 426 | England has superior plants in its center |
| ±É | 427 | tree flourishes gloriously under ornate cover |
| ±ö | 428 | person throws salty dish from mouth to ground |
| ±û | 429 | big opening in center |
| ²¯ | 430 | person with hundred million thoughts |
| ²Ã | 431 | strengthened by added mouth |
| ²ß | 432 | change goods for money and vice-versa |
| ²Ý | 433 | section of lesson contains fruitful words |
| ²ê | 434 | plant with fang-like shoots |
| ²þ | 435 | force oneself to reform |
| ³£ | 436 | wooden device for admonishing |
| ³² | 437 | covering live mouth can cause harm |
| ³Æ | 438 | each person sits crosslegged and open mouthed |
| ³Ð | 439 | remember to be awake when learning by looking |
| ´° | 440 | completely original building |
| ´± | 441 | government official in building sits on backside |
| ´Á | 442 | man from mouth of Han River in grassy Han China |
| ´É | 443 | bamboo pipe under control |
| ´Ø | 444 | heaven's gates are impassable barrier: sent away |
| ´Ñ | 445 | look and observe crested bird |
| ´ê | 446 | wish springs from head not heart |
| ´õ | 447 | interwoven cloth threads desirable but rare |
| µ¨ | 448 | rice plants in season grow like young children |
| µª | 449 | chronicle of self threads from beginning to end |
| ´î | 450 | food pot at mouth makes samurai happy |
| ´ú | 451 | person at side of winnowing device holds flag |
| ´ï | 452 | four big box-like vessels are useful utensils |
| µ¡ | 453 | on how many occasions is wooden loom used? |
| µÄ | 454 | discussion involves righteous use of words |
| µá | 455 | cross water to seek spotted fur coat |
| µß | 456 | rescue by coercive request |
| µë | 457 | supply joined threads |
| µó | 458 | raise laden table by hand: some act! |
| µù | 459 | fishing requires both fish and water |
| ¶¦ | 460 | plant and table go together |
| ¶¨ | 461 | thirteen strong arms cooperating |
| ¶À | 462 | shout aloud at bent legs in metal mirror |
| ¶¥ | 463 | two elder brothers compete in stand-off |
| ¶Ë | 464 | person pushed into opening between wooden poles |
| ¶è | 465 | enclosed section x is a ward |
| ·³ | 466 | covered wagons encircle army camp |
| ·´ | 467 | village belongs to lord of county district |
| ·¿ | 468 | model punishment for earthy types |
| ·Ê | 469 | sunny capital is a bright scene |
| ·Ý | 470 | two nosey people examine art of planting |
| ·ç | 471 | person with gaping mouth lacks dignity |
| ·ë | 472 | bind samurai's mouth with thread |
| ·ú | 473 | hand holds pen erect |
| ·ò | 474 | healthy person stands erect |
| ¸³ | 475 | elder brother examines horse cover |
| ¸Ç | 476 | solid old enclosure |
| ¸ù | 477 | meritorious service entails effortful work |
| ¸õ | 478 | person points to weather signs with arrow |
| ¹Ò | 479 | desktop boat voyage |
| ¹¯ | 480 | hand pounds healthy bran flakes in building |
| ¹ð | 481 | proclaim with bull-like roar from mouth |
| º¹ | 482 | sheep on left is different |
| ºÚ | 483 | hand plucks vegetables near tree |
| ºÇ | 484 | take most sun when it's at its highest point |
| ºà | 485 | lots of timber in dam of felled trees |
| ºò | 486 | past made up of yesterday and other days |
| ºþ | 487 | ""buttock cloth"" has finely cut print |
| »¦ | 488 | kill by striking with wooden cross |
| »¡ | 489 | surmise why one worships under roof |
| »² | 490 | go to get big nose with three hairs attended to |
| ȼ | 491 | live birth standing on cliff |
| Ȧ | 492 | hand strikes meat, scattering twenty-one pieces |
| Ȁ | 493 | two cruel halberds leave only bare bone |
| »Î | 494 | samurai stands erect |
| ȇ | 495 | Mr. Hill borrows family ladle |
| »Ë | 496 | hand of man central to history |
| »Ê | 497 | one official administers corner entrance |
| »Ð | 498 | elder sister works in city |
| Ȕ | 499 | test forms of words |
| ¼ | 500 | decline with words from sharp tongue |
| ¼º | 501 | man about to lose baton |
| ¼Ú | 502 | person who has borrowed in the past |
| ¼ï | 503 | kind of rice plant heavy with seed |
| ¼þ | 504 | earth around mouth of hoop |
| ½É | 505 | hundred people lodging in one house |
| ½ç | 506 | compliant heads in sequence like flowing river |
| ½é | 507 | clothes must first be cut |
| ¾§ | 508 | preacher's mouth recites for two days |
| ¾Æ | 509 | roast thirty-one legs on fire |
| ¾È | 510 | illuminate by bright light of fire |
| ¾Þ | 511 | moreover, shells are prizes |
| ¿Ã | 512 | retainer keeps watchful eye out |
| ¿® | 513 | person's word is believed and trusted |
| ¿¿ | 514 | it's true that equipment is in ten pieces |
| À® | 515 | become exact after trimming with halberd blade |
| ¾Ê | 516 | few eyes examine ministry: an omission |
| ˦ | 517 | blue water is pure and clean |
| ˻ | 518 | strong power forces up round earthen mounds |
| ÀÅ | 519 | conflict quieted by sight of calming green |
| ÀÊ | 520 | building with twenty-one cloth seats |
| ÀÑ | 521 | take blame for pile-up of rice plants |
| ÀÞ | 522 | hand-ax can break or bend |
| Àá | 523 | bamboo has joints, namely sections |
| Àâ | 524 | elder brother disperses words, preaching away |
| Àõ | 525 | water shallow: depth of two halberds |
| Àï | 526 | fight war with simple halberd |
| Áª | 527 | choose to move together like twisting threads |
| Á³ | 528 | duly eat roast dog meat, but . . . |
| Áè | 529 | vie with bent old man, stick in hand |
| Áê | 530 | ministers eye each other from trees |
| ÁÒ | 531 | warehouse has cover and doored entrance |
| ÁÛ | 532 | thoughts can be mutual feelings |
| ¾Ý | 533 | elephant resembles pig with big ears and trunk |
| ® | 534 | manage fast movement |
| ¦ | 535 | be at side of model person |
| ³ | 536 | continue to sell threads |
| ´ | 537 | ten soldier-men in top hats |
| ¹ | 538 | descendants are children in thread-like lineage |
| ÂÓ | 539 | find cloth belt in mountain zone |
| Ââ | 540 | unit of pig-like soldiers on hill |
| ã | 541 | sheep move on ground to attain goal |
| ñ | 542 | simple unit of ten fields |
| ÃÌ | 543 | conversation of fiery words |
| ¼£ | 544 | govern from a watery platform |
| ÃÖ | 545 | put net directly in path |
| Ãù | 546 | stored wealth fits exactly under roof |
| IJ | 547 | fleshy intestines exposed to rising sun |
| Äã | 548 | person scoops low, down to baseline |
| Äì | 549 | scoop out base of building |
| Ää | 550 | person stops at inn |
| Ū | 551 | white ladle makes good target |
| ŵ | 552 | bend six rules |
| ÅÁ | 553 | two people nose to nose conveying something |
| ÅÌ | 554 | follower runs futilely along road |
| ÅØ | 555 | try with slave-like effort |
| Åô | 556 | lamp's flame is exact |
| Ʋ | 557 | furthermore, hall is on raised ground |
| Ư | 558 | working people on the move |
| ÆÇ | 559 | mother lives on, despite poison |
| Ç® | 560 | earthen mounds round fire become hot |
| Ç° | 561 | have thoughts in heart even now |
| ÇÔ | 562 | shell ""defeated"" by striking hand |
| ÇÜ | 563 | person stands open mouthed with double |
| Çî | 564 | gain ten exclusive points by extensive gambling |
| ÈÓ | 565 | opposed to eating cooked rice |
| Èô | 566 | two long beaked cranes fly through tall reeds |
| Èñ | 567 | unwind and spend money |
| ɬ | 568 | lance through heart is necessarily bent |
| É® | 569 | take bamboo writing brush in hand |
| ɼ | 570 | vote shows west is best |
| ɸ | 571 | tree is a signpost showing west |
| ÉÔ | 572 | put down once, then thrice, for emphatic ""not so"" |
| É× | 573 | big man with pin through head is good husband |
| ÉÕ | 574 | hand attaches measure to person |
| ÉÜ | 575 | large building attached to government center |
| Éû | 576 | deputy cut down at single entrance to field |
| Ê´ | 577 | minutely divided rice becomes powder |
| ʼ | 578 | soldier puts ax on table |
| ÊÌ | 579 | two cuts to the mouth mean split lip |
| ÊÕ | 580 | movement cuts through boundary |
| ÊÑ | 581 | change to a sort of red as one sits crosslegged |
| ÊØ | 582 | change of mail man leads to convenient service |
| Êñ | 583 | serpent-like embryo enveloped in womb |
| Ë¡ | 584 | constrained by law to leave water |
| ˾ | 585 | king gazes at moon, wishing for death |
| ËÒ | 586 | hand with stick makes cow go into pasture |
| Ëö | 587 | tip of tree |
| Ëþ | 588 | both grass and water can be filling |
| Ì® | 589 | veins are tributaries of the body |
| ̱ | 590 | populace is more substantial than clan |
| Ìó | 591 | knotted thread reminds of promise about ladle |
| ͦ | 592 | old man bent with age but still brave |
| Í× | 593 | every western has vital need for woman in it |
| ÍÜ | 594 | rear sheep for food |
| Íá | 595 | valley water is good for bathing |
| Íø | 596 | effective sharp tool cuts rice for profit |
| Φ | 597 | hills and earthen mounds indicate land |
| ÎÉ | 598 | take lid off food--looks good |
| ÎÁ | 599 | measure of rice has fixed charge |
| ÎÌ | 600 | village gets measured quantity, for one day |
| ÎØ | 601 | vehicle has aligned and capped wheels |
| Îà | 602 | variety of rice with big head |
| Îá | 603 | kneeling person ordered to don cap |
| Îä | 604 | ice rules in freezing cold |
| Îã | 605 | people in line show example of precedent |
| Îò | 606 | history stops with indoor rice plants?! |
| Ϣ | 607 | accompanied by row of moving vehicles |
| Îý | 608 | refined threads from the east |
| Ï· | 609 | old man falls, ready for burying in ground |
| Ï« | 610 | labor with effort under ornate roof |
| Ï¿ | 611 | record on green metal |
| °µ | 612 | roof under pressure from earth |
| °Ü | 613 | transfer many rice plants |
| °ø | 614 | enclosed man has cause to depend on others |
| ±Ê | 615 | water looks icy for a long time |
| ±Ä | 616 | ornately roofed barracks with joined rooms |
| ±Ò | 617 | opening to go on guard for almost five years |
| °× | 618 | sun bounces easily off lizard's changing legs |
| ±× | 619 | make profit on eight sets of tableware |
| ±Õ | 620 | need for liquid, even water at night |
| ±é | 621 | perform in building by yellow river |
| ±þ | 622 | react with feeling to building |
| ±ý | 623 | master goes off |
| ²¸ | 624 | feelings are cause of kind favor |
| ²¾ | 625 | person opposed to even temporary falsehood |
| ²Á | 626 | person from west has price on head |
| ²Ì | 627 | tree, like field, produces fruitful results |
| ²Ï | 628 | water can form river |
| ²á | 629 | excessive movement makes backbone pass mouth! |
| ²ì | 630 | congratulations on adding to one's money |
| ²÷ | 631 | no water, but decidedly cheerful feelings |
| ²ò | 632 | solve problem by cutting off cow's horn |
| ³Ê | 633 | each tree sets a standard |
| ³Î | 634 | ascertain that bird under roof is a roc |
| ³Û | 635 | visitor's forehead looks like plaque |
| ´© | 636 | publish book on how to keep sword dry |
| ´´ | 637 | person dries trunk as sun rises through grass |
| ´· | 638 | become used to having heart pierced |
| ´ã | 640 | stop and stare with wide eyes |
| ´ð | 641 | winnowing device based on firm ground |
| ´ó | 642 | draw near to strange house |
| µ¬ | 643 | adult male looked upon as standard |
| µ» | 644 | support from skilled hands facilitates craft |
| µÁ | 645 | I am like a sheep, full of righteousness |
| µÕ | 646 | big upside-down man moves in reverse |
| µ× | 647 | stooping person propped up for a long time |
| µì | 648 | only one day old, but old nonetheless |
| µï | 649 | old person sitting slumped is at home |
| µö | 650 | permit speech at noon |
| ¶ | 651 | stand on sunny ground, legs astride boundary |
| ¶½ | 652 | same hands raised at table--how interesting |
| ¶Ñ | 653 | level ground with one ladle?! |
| ¶Ø | 654 | altar in forbidden forest |
| ¶ç | 655 | mouth wraps itself around phrase |
| ·± | 656 | words flow like river in lesson |
| ·² | 657 | lord of sheep flock |
| ·Ð | 658 | guiding hand passes threads to ground |
| ·é | 659 | master cuts threads, washes clean in water |
| ·ï | 660 | person leading away cow is a serious matter |
| ·ô | 661 | start two fires with cut up tickets |
| ¸± | 662 | elder brother dons cap to climb steep hill |
| ¸¡ | 663 | elder brother investigates wooden cover |
| ¸¨ | 664 | silk threads from round fleshy worm |
| ¸Â | 665 | stop and stare from hill, having reached limits |
| ¸½ | 666 | see jewel that now appears |
| ¸º | 667 | decreased water brings on heartless feeling |
| ¸Î | 668 | old stick in hand a thing of the past |
| ¸Ä | 669 | that individual is a hard person |
| ¸î | 670 | wordily defend hand seizing bird in grass |
| ¸ú | 671 | exchange of strength proves most effective |
| ¸ü | 672 | kind but ""thick"" child plays daily by cliff |
| ¹Ì | 673 | till around well and many branched tree |
| ¹Û | 674 | extensive metal ore |
| ¹½ | 675 | do you mind if it's built with wooden baskets? |
| ¹Ö | 676 | lecture built with ""baskets"" of words |
| º® | 677 | compare sun and water--a confusing mix |
| ºº | 678 | furthermore, wood should be investigated |
| ºÆ | 679 | add one basket again |
| ºÒ | 680 | fire and flooding river are potential calamities |
| ºÊ | 681 | wife holds broom in hand |
| ºÎ | 682 | gather fruit from tree with two hands |
| ºÝ | 683 | festival at edge of hill is quite an occasion |
| ºß | 684 | funny dam is located near countryside dwelling |
| ºâ | 685 | dam full of money means great wealth |
| ºá | 686 | not a network, but still criminal |
| Ȭ | 687 | nine miscellaneous birds gathered in tree |
| »½ | 688 | silkworm is a heavenly insect |
| »À | 689 | alcohol has lingering bitter acid taste |
| »¿ | 690 | two males praised and given money |
| »Ù | 691 | hand supports cross-shaped branch |
| »Ö | 692 | warrior's heart shows will |
| »Õ | 693 | model teacher has one bit of cloth over buttocks |
| Ȗ | 694 | next sum of money provides capital |
| ¼¨ | 695 | drops from altar sacrifice show will of gods |
| »÷ | 696 | starting point for person is to resemble one |
| »ù | 697 | old person is really a child |
| ¼± | 698 | have knowledge of a word sounding like lance |
| ¼Á | 699 | two axes chop pawned shell to ascertain quality |
| ¼Ë | 700 | quarters with roof and entrance below ground |
| ¼Õ | 701 | words of apology and thanks as one shoots off |
| ¼ø | 702 | teacher's hand confers receipt |
| ¼ý | 703 | hand obtains pitchfork from supply store |
| ½¤ | 704 | person practices to master striking with brush |
| ½° | 705 | mass of odd people under watchful eye with lash |
| ½Ë | 706 | elder brother celebrates at altar |
| ½Ò | 707 | state how one moved around funny tree |
| ½Ñ | 708 | go around funny tree with certain technique |
| ½à | 709 | ten birds on water, all at same level |
| ½ø | 710 | building already beginning to show order |
| ½ü | 711 | surplus hills must be removed |
| ¾· | 712 | invite by summoning with hand |
| ¾µ | 713 | hear about a bristly water-baby |
| ¾Ú | 715 | correct words are proof |
| ¾ò | 716 | item about sitting crosslegged in tree |
| ¾õ | 717 | dog eats bar of ice, now in bad condition |
| ¾ï | 718 | furthermore, the usual cloth, as always |
| ¾ð | 719 | heart made blue with feeling of pity |
| ¿¥ | 720 | weave threads with noise like a lance |
| ¿¦ | 721 | job as lancer leaves noise in ears |
| À© | 722 | tree cut in shape of cow shows system of sorts |
| À | 723 | one's nature is the heart one is born with |
| À¯ | 724 | government forces correctness |
| ˼ | 725 | refined green rice fills one with spirit |
| À½ | 726 | system for manufacturing clothing |
| ÀÇ | 727 | elder brother gives away rice-tax |
| ÀÕ | 728 | growing money debts mean growing liability |
| ÀÓ | 729 | blame threads for poor achievements in spinning |
| ÀÜ | 730 | join hands with woman standing alone |
| Àß | 731 | build with words, despite hammer in hand |
| Àå | 732 | tongue shows dry mouth |
| Àä | 733 | sever colorful threads |
| Á¬ | 734 | two gold halberds reduced to mere coin |
| Á± | 735 | sheep has one small but good mouth |
| ÁÄ | 736 | furthermore, at altar one worships ancestors |
| ÁÇ | 737 | raw threads are bare and basic elements |
| Áí | 738 | thread runs through public feeling |
| ¤ | 739 | proclaim that one has made a move |
| Áü | 740 | image of elephant man |
| Áý | 741 | build up earth in field over eight days |
| § | 742 | rules regarding the cutting of money |
| ¬ | 743 | measure water with fathom-rule |
| ° | 744 | insect with buttocks, legs, and head belongs to which genus? |
| » | 745 | member has hand missing--serious loss |
| Âà | 746 | stop and stare, then move back in retreat |
| Âß | 747 | loan is replacement money |
| ÂÖ | 748 | have appearance of able heart |
| ÃÄ | 749 | measured circle produces well rounded group |
| ÃÇ | 750 | decisively decline rice cut with ax in corner |
| ÃÛ | 751 | mediocre work with wood and bamboo in building |
| ĥ | 752 | draw longbow to full stretch |
| Äó | 753 | hold properly in hand |
| Äø | 754 | to an extent, rice ends up in king's mouth |
| Ŭ | 755 | move in manner befitting old emperor |
| Ũ | 756 | old emperor strikes suitably matched enemy |
| Åý | 757 | supervise lineage full of threads |
| Ƽ | 758 | copper is same metal as red metal |
| Ƴ | 759 | measured guiding hand leads along way |
| ÆÃ | 760 | special bull sent to temple |
| ÆÀ | 761 | measure potential gains in movement over one day |
| ÆÁ | 762 | move that virtuous heart is worth ten eyes |
| ÆÈ | 763 | insect-ridden German Shepherd dog is left alone |
| Ǥ | 764 | entrust jewels to person on duty |
| dz | 765 | dog meat duly burns with extra fire |
| ǽ | 766 | fleshy bear with claws and nose can perform Noh |
| ÇË | 767 | skin a rock!? must mean break it |
| ÈÈ | 768 | dog commits crime of assaulting prone person |
| Ƚ | 769 | cut in half--a judgment with Solomon's seal |
| ÈÇ | 770 | opposed wooden board makes print |
| Èæ | 771 | compare two persons sitting side by side |
| Èî | 772 | fleshy bending body has been fattened |
| Èó | 773 | wings unfold--not a fault |
| È÷ | 774 | person equipped with grass uses it for roof |
| ɶ | 775 | listed persons receive sacks |
| ɾ | 776 | even words are fair comment |
| ÉÏ | 777 | money divided, so now poor |
| ÉÛ | 778 | hand works on spread of cloth threads |
| ÉØ | 779 | woman holding broom may be wife |
| ÉÙ | 780 | house at single entrance to field grows wealthy |
| Éð | 781 | warrior advances on foot with halberd |
| Éü | 782 | person goes repeatedly to sit crosslegged in sun |
| ʣ | 783 | person crosslegged in sun with double clothing! |
| Ê© | 784 | Buddha has prominent nose |
| ÊÔ | 785 | books bound with thread left at editor's door |
| ÊÛ | 786 | speech about twenty noses!? |
| ÊÝ | 787 | person preserved in wooden box |
| Êè | 788 | sun shines on big, grass covered, earthen grave |
| Êó | 789 | by good fortune, seize person, report for reward |
| Ë | 790 | food vessel bends under weight of rich content |
| ËÉ | 791 | defensive hill to one side prevents attack |
| ËÇ | 792 | exchange bent sword for money in trade deal |
| ˽ | 793 | exposed to violent sun together with insufficient water |
| ̤ | 794 | growth of immature tree not yet finished |
| ̳ | 795 | lance forces effort in performing duty |
| ̵ | 796 | wheatsheaf burned, now none left |
| ÌÂ | 797 | rice is moved and lost--how perplexing |
| ÌÊ | 798 | many white threads of cotton make cotton wool |
| ͢ | 799 | transport cut meat under cover in vehicle |
| ; | 800 | eight excessively dry beams under ample roof |
| ÍÂ | 801 | already faced with having to look after deposits |
| ÍÆ | 802 | roofed valley looks able to contain a lot |
| Ψ | 803 | ten bits of thread command top rate |
| ά | 804 | abbreviated outline of each field |
| α | 805 | stop in field to fasten on bent sword |
| ÎÎ | 806 | head rules, controlling possessed territory |
| °Û | 807 | together again in different field--how strange |
| °ä | 808 | move on and leave behind something precious |
| °è | 809 | lance in ground at sole entrance--off limit area |
| ±§ | 811 | child lies stiff under roof, set to go to heaven |
| ±© | 812 | feathered wings |
| ±Ç | 813 | center of sun shines brightly |
| ±ä | 814 | drag feet in extended movement |
| ±è | 815 | go alongside of water, through eight openings |
| ²Ä | 816 | say exactly what can should be approved |
| ²æ | 817 | I have a tasseled halberd, a symbol of me myself |
| ³¥ | 818 | hillside ablaze--reduced to ashes |
| ³¹ | 819 | road-town is just crossroads of raised earth |
| ³È | 820 | spread hands wide |
| ³× | 821 | get leather from middle of ten horned creatures |
| ³Õ | 822 | each gate leads to cabinet |
| ³ä | 823 | sword harms by dividing |
| ³ô | 824 | red tree stump provides firm stock |
| ´³ | 825 | flattened forked pole for drying washing |
| ´¬ | 826 | light two fires by oneself with rolled volumes |
| ´Ç | 827 | put hand above eye to watch better |
| ´Ê | 829 | space left on brief and simple bamboo letter |
| ´Ý | 830 | nine rounded off with extra stroke |
| ´í | 831 | crouch on edge of dangerous cliff--mate fallen |
| ´ù | 832 | use wooden table for desk |
| ´ø | 833 | army hand wields command |
| µ® | 834 | one precious shell in middle of collection |
| µ¿ | 835 | two people felled by one arrow? doubt if correct |
| µÝ | 836 | stringless bow |
| µÛ | 837 | if it reaches mouth, then suck it in |
| µã | 838 | person stands weeping watery tears |
| ¶¡ | 839 | attendant offers togetherness to person |
| ¶» | 840 | flesh encircling scarred ""container"" is the chest |
| ¶¿ | 841 | odd stringy food served in village |
| ¶Ð | 842 | work with effort to grow plants from seed-box |
| ¶Ú | 843 | bamboo has strong fleshy sinews |
| ·Ï | 844 | lineage composed of twisted connected threads |
| ·Â | 845 | direct path entails moving with hands on ground |
| ·É | 846 | force person to use respectful phrases of plants |
| ·Ù | 847 | warn with respectful words |
| ·à | 848 | tiger attacks pig with sword?!--what drama! |
| ·ê | 849 | take cover away and expose hole |
| ¸¢ | 851 | crested bird had right to balance in tree |
| ·û | 852 | constitutional law covers all one sees and feels in life |
| ¸» | 853 | water source is in original spring on plain |
| ¸· | 854 | daringly ornate building is strictly solemn! |
| ¸Ê | 855 | I myself follow the thread--what about you? |
| ¸Æ | 856 | odd hand by mouth stops breathing or calling |
| ¸í | 857 | mistaken words given |
| ¹¡ | 858 | empress comes behind, cutting opening with ax |
| ¹¥ | 859 | woman likes child--what a fine thing |
| ¹§ | 860 | filial piety is child caring for earthy old man |
| ¹Ä | 861 | emperor is white king |
| ¹È | 862 | work with crimson threads |
| ¹ß | 863 | descend hill and sit crosslegged by well |
| ¹Ý | 864 | metal in hills proves to be steel |
| ¹ï | 865 | mince threads by cutting tops off |
| ¹ò | 866 | samurai beats rice under cover to make cereals |
| ¹ü | 867 | flesh covered bones |
| º¤ | 868 | tree in difficulty, trapped in box |
| º½ | 869 | sand comprises little stones |
| ºÂ | 870 | persons sit on ground under roof at gathering |
| ºÑ | 871 | text about odd moon seen in settled water |
| ºÛ | 872 | judge decides to cut cloth with fancy halberd |
| ºö | 873 | plan to fix droopy tree branches with bamboo |
| ºý | 874 | stacked bound tablets resemble volumes of books |
| Ȑ | 875 | nose flat to ground as one reaches one's peak |
| Ȋ | 876 | rice is private and belongs to me myself |
| Ȅ | 877 | next woman has a good figure |
| ȑ | 878 | look and see what's on show |
| ȓ | 879 | parts of speech are official words |
| ȕ | 880 | samurai's heartfelt words recorded in journal |
| ¼§ | 881 | rock has invisible magnetic threads |
| ¼Í | 882 | hand shoots measured arrow into body |
| ¼Î | 883 | find abandoned hand in one's quarters! |
| ¼Ü | 884 | measure prop for foot of topless door |
| ¼ã | 886 | plants on right are young |
| ¼ù | 888 | samurai's hand stands food pot next to tree |
| ½¡ | 889 | building with altar is main center of religion |
| ½¢ | 890 | take up issue of crippled dogs in capital |
| ½¾ | 891 | follow eight roads correctly |
| ½Ä | 892 | threads to follow are the vertical ones |
| ½Ì | 893 | reduced to threadbare lodgings |
| ½Ï | 894 | mature child puts round lid over mouth of fire pit |
| ½ã | 895 | pure threads look like hair |
| ½è | 896 | sit crosslegged on stool to deal with situation |
| ½ð | 897 | person netted, signs up for government office |
| ½ô | 898 | person's words are many and various |
| ¾ | 899 | commander's hand about to reach for bar of ice |
| ¾Ð | 900 | big person bent over like bamboo, laughing |
| ½ý | 901 | wounded persons left exposed to rising sun |
| ¾ã | 902 | get badge for overcoming hindering hill |
| ¾ë | 903 | castle consists of earthen ramparts |
| ¾ø | 904 | grass covered waterbaby steams on fiery hotplate |
| ¿Ë | 905 | ten metal needles |
| ¿Î | 906 | two people show benevolent relationship |
| ¿â | 907 | look like riding hanging down to ground! |
| ¿ä | 908 | push bird ahead with hand |
| ˣ | 909 | pulse measured as one inch from hand |
| À» | 911 | saintly king's earhole is sacred |
| À¿ | 912 | words become sincere |
| Àë | 913 | state that roof will be finished in two days |
| Àì | 914 | exclusive possession of ten measured fields |
| Àô | 915 | spring produces white water |
| Àö | 916 | wash tip in water |
| À÷ | 917 | soak nine shrubs in water to make dye |
| ÁÕ | 918 | two big men play heavenly music |
| Áë | 919 | nose makes hole in window, left feeling down |
| ÁÏ | 920 | for a start, put sword in warehouse |
| ÁØ | 921 | layers of corpses build up in field over eight days |
| Áà | 922 | three wooden boxes take some handling |
| ¢ | 923 | store and guard halberds under grassy cliff |
| ¡ | 924 | entrails are harbored in body |
| ¸ | 926 | child knows of existence of funny dam |
| º | 927 | pour out measure of wine for esteemed guest |
| Âð | 928 | seven roomed house with roof on top |
| ô | 929 | carry burden in hand for one whole day |
| õ | 930 | hand probes hole in tree |
| ÃÊ | 931 | cut steps by striking cliff |
| ÃÈ | 932 | three hands warming in the sun |
| ÃÍ | 933 | person has fixed price |
| Ãç | 934 | person in middle makes for good relationship |
| Ãè | 935 | reason for space under roof is to let in sky |
| Ãé | 936 | loyalty and devotion at center of one's heart |
| Ãø | 937 | person writes notable book about plants |
| ģ | 938 | government office is building of exactitude |
| Ãû | 939 | two cracked turtle shells show trillion signs |
| ĺ | 940 | receive nail exactly through top of head |
| Ĭ | 941 | seawater rises with morning tide |
| ÄÂ | 942 | entrust with wages money |
| ÄË | 943 | pain passes through sick body |
| Ÿ | 944 | slumped figure in shorts spread out on grass |
| Ƥ | 945 | attack and defeat with measured words |
| ÅÞ | 946 | elder brother's faction meets under fancy roof |
| Åü | 947 | rice from Tang China looks like sugar |
| ÆÏ | 948 | deliver corpse and report reason |
| Æñ | 949 | bird in trouble in waterless Han China |
| Æý | 951 | child reaches for breast swollen with milk |
| ǧ | 952 | words of appreciation as blade reaches heart!? |
| Ǽ | 953 | store obtained threads inside, ready to resupply |
| Ǿ | 954 | body's brain-box marked by cross and hairs |
| ÇÉ | 955 | faction is like tributary relative to river |
| ÇÒ | 956 | hand offers eight-leaved plant in worship |
| ÇØ | 957 | turn back defiantly on meat from the north |
| ÇÙ | 958 | bodies in cities have bad lungs |
| ÇÐ | 959 | non-person is an amusing actor |
| ÈÉ | 960 | squad receives a cut of the jewels |
| ÈÕ | 961 | sun escapes every evening |
| ÈÝ | 962 | deny, saying not so |
| Èã | 963 | criticism can involve an handy comparison |
| Èë | 964 | rice plant necessarily kept secret |
| ʢ | 965 | person sits crosslegged, fleshy belly in sun |
| ʳ | 966 | big bird stirs, flying excitedly from field |
| ÊÅ | 967 | his majesty's throne compares to earthen hill |
| ÊÄ | 968 | close gate with propped cross |
| ÊÒ | 969 | one side of a tree is some piece! |
| Êä | 970 | use needle point to make good torn clothes |
| Êõ | 971 | treasure house contains jewels |
| ˬ | 972 | visit someone to have words on the side |
| Ë´ | 973 | dead person lost in corner |
| ˺ | 974 | ""dead in one's heart"" means forgotten |
| ËÀ | 975 | two big wooden clubs with nails through |
| Ëç | 976 | hand holds thin flat wooden stick for counting |
| Ëë | 977 | big curtain of threaded grass shades out sun |
| Ì© | 978 | building in dense mountains necessarily secret |
| ÌÁ | 979 | bright alliance pledged over bowl of blood |
| ÌÏ | 980 | plant copies model tree and grows big in sun |
| Ìð | 981 | big arrow with broken tip |
| Ìõ | 982 | person translating carries a load of words |
| ͹ | 983 | mail in village left dangling |
| ͥ | 984 | gentle actor's superior display of person's grief |
| ÍÄ | 985 | infant short on strength, like tiny thread |
| ÍÓ | 986 | sheep with fine horns marked with three stripes |
| Íß | 987 | greedy person lacks valley so desires one |
| Íâ | 988 | wings of time leave, till the next time |
| Íð | 989 | kneeling figure puts tongue out--leads to riot |
| Íñ | 990 | angular back-to-back fish eggs?! |
| Í÷ | 991 | person with one staring eye sees all |
| ΢ | 992 | clothing made at rear of village has good lining |
| Χ | 993 | moving hand writes down the law |
| Î× | 994 | person faces goods and stares |
| ϯ | 995 | good moon is clear and bright |
| ÏÀ | 996 | argument of neatly capped and aligned words |
| ºù | 1036 | woman half claws way up tree to get cherry blossom |
| ·ã | 1210 | fiercely agitated water releases white spray |
| ȴ | 1304 | person prays at tree for money bills |
| »® | 1307 | fluted dish on plate |
| »Þ | 1315 | tree branch |
| »ô | 1322 | rear animals by administering food to them |
| ¾¾ | 1394 | pine is a public tree |
| À¹ | 1476 | serve heaped dishes when one becomes prosperous |
| ÀÎ | 1481 | twenty-one days ago is well in the past |
| Áã | 1521 | three sticks atop fruit tree form nest |
| Áõ | 1524 | samurai wears clothes in bed |
| « | 1535 | manage to put box-like bundle in tree |
| ÃÂ | 1568 | use stretched words to deceive about birth |
| Å« | 1624 | there's a reason for making flute from bamboo |
| Ʀ | 1640 | one miniature box on stand, full of beans |
| Çß | 1689 | every tree should be a plum tree |
| Ȣ | 1703 | bamboo sides mutually opposed in box |
| ÊÂ | 1775 | line up in two rows of eight |
| Êë | 1789 | live to see sun set among big plants at end of day |
| Ì´ | 1844 | cover eyes at night and dream of grass |