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association

On-Yomi: ソ — Kun-Yomi: く.む、くみ、-ぐみ

Elements:

association, thread, spiderman, shelf, my bookshelves

Primitive:

shelf The pictographic representation in the primitive shown here is a small stand with horizontal shelves. Thus we give it the general meaning of a shelf. It differs from the kanji and primitive for an eye only in its final stroke, which extends beyond the two vertical strokes at both ends. Think of it as a shelf for special keepsakes or a glass bureau for knickknacks, keeping it distinct from the kanji we learned in FRAME 202 棚. [5]

Heisig story:

Thread . . . shelf.

Koohii stories:

1) [Zactacular] 18-9-2007(241): The leader of the Spiderman association has tons of Spiderman figurines lined up on his shelf.

2) [Filip] 2-3-2008(60): Watch this: http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r249/sith_lord10/updated%20showroom%20july/s29.jpg The leader of the Spiderman association has tons of Spiderman figurines lined up on his shelf.(Zactacular).

3) [Zareon] 5-4-2007(27): Association means linking things together. This can be made literal by using a thread to bind (associate) stuff which belong on your shelf.

4) [stehr] 14-12-2007(23): Spiderman is part of an association which meets behind the secret revolving shelves (bookcase).

5) [Harrow] 14-3-2009(15): Cat in the Hat for the new primitive. Spiderman forms an association with Cat in the Hat to promote literacy while fighting crime.

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