From the 4th databook.
Are the pictures on the link from it too?It's Jin no Sho, the fourth and latest databook.
Are the pictures on the link from it too?
It's Jin no Sho, the fourth and latest databook.
In the first Kanji, why is the Kanji "sha" or "kuruma" in there? And what does the first radical mean? I can't find anything on Jisho about it, but I've seen some other Kanji with it.
The first kanji are "秘" and "伝", which collectively make "hiden" (Secret/mystery). The radical of "秘" means grain.
I was talking about the first red Kanji, but thanks for those too. lol
Ohhhhhh, I see where you're coming from.
阝means place.
陣 = formation (battle formation)/camp.