Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: Figure B An Ideographic Character in Japanese and Chinese 生 Kangxi radical #100 Meaning: life, to live. In Japanese: SEI, SYOO in kanji coordinates, as onyomi, meaning life, to live, and so on. U(mareru) to be born U(mare) birth, origin I(kiru) to live, to exist, to survive I(kasu) to revive, bring to life NAMA raw, uncooked, crude KI(no) pure, neat, genuine In Japanese names: I, U, O, FU, BU, MI, YO, ARI, IKI, IKU, OKI, TAKA, NARI, NORI, FUYU, IKERU, SUSUMU, and so on. In Chinese: SHENG to live, life, livelihood, alive; to be born; to bear a child; to cause; uncooked, raw; unfamiliar, strange; untamed, barbarian; a student; surname, and so on.
