墨蹟 (ぼくせき) — writing (especially of a Zen monk), penmanship | Kakuso

Vocabulary

Meaning

writing (especially of a Zen monk) and penmanship

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Component Analysis

writing (especially of a Zen monk), penmanship

墨

black ink, India ink, ink stick...

黑

( 黒 ) black, dark, evil...

くろい, くろ, コク

里

ri, village, parent's home...

灬

( 火 ) fire, fire radical (no. 86)

土

soil, earth, ground...

つち, ド, ト

蹟

remains, traces, footprint

あと, セキ, シャク

𧾷

口

くち, コウ, ク

止

と.まる, -ど.まり, シ

卜

( ト ) divining, fortune-telling, divination or katakana to radical (no. 25)

うらな.う, うらない, ボク

責

blame, condemn, censure

せ.める, セキ

龶

貝

目

eye, class, look...

め, -め, モク

八

eight, eight radical (no. 12)

や, や.つ, ハチ

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