圭Jewel with a pointed tip and decorated with a ball. A jewel given by the Emperor to the lords as proof of their status. Angular. To make things rough instead of amicable.
真True. Truth, not falsehood. Nature as it is. True form. Innate.
啓To enlighten. To teach and guide. To admonish. To make understand. To open. To open up. To start things. To make things happen. To be the first to lead. To dispatch people ahead of time. To spearhead an army. To tell. To offer up. To depart. To go out with a person of high rank.
真True. Truth, not falsehood. Nature as it is. True form. Innate.
圭Jewel with a pointed tip and decorated with a ball. A jewel given by the Emperor to the lords as proof of their status. Angular. To make things rough instead of amicable.
馬Horse. A metaphor for something big. A metaphor for something lowly.
桂Katsura tree (a kind of tree). A deciduous tree of the katsura family. Another name for the moon, as it is said to be an imaginary tree on the moon. One of the family names. One of the pawns of Shogi (Japanese chess).
麻Hemp. An annual herbaceous plant of the mulberry family. General term for plants resembling hemp. Numb.
桂Katsura tree (a kind of tree). A deciduous tree of the katsura family. Another name for the moon, as it is said to be an imaginary tree on the moon. One of the family names. One of the pawns of Shogi (Japanese chess).
磨Polishing. Make it beautiful with care. To work hard at something or study. To wear away.
桂Katsura tree (a kind of tree). A deciduous tree of the katsura family. Another name for the moon, as it is said to be an imaginary tree on the moon. One of the family names. One of the pawns of Shogi (Japanese chess).
真True. Truth, not falsehood. Nature as it is. True form. Innate.
桂Katsura tree (a kind of tree). A deciduous tree of the katsura family. Another name for the moon, as it is said to be an imaginary tree on the moon. One of the family names. One of the pawns of Shogi (Japanese chess).
慧Wisdom. The ability of the mind to see into the mind.
守Protect. To hold on to. To maintain a state. To keep watch. To defend. Local chiefs, officials. To protect the gods and Buddha. To take care of children.
