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  • 脈
  • 倉

31 徳 Virtue

Radical Combination

  • 彳 Loiter
  • 十 Cross
  • 罒 Net
  • 心 Heart

Readings

On’yomi

とく

Kun’yomi

None

Nanori

None

Meaning Mnemonic

You're loitering, staring down at the cross that got caught in the net of your heart, because it's trying to teach you to act with virtue.

Hints

People who keep the cross in their hearts are supposed to be full of virtue, always doing the right thing, always helping others. But you aren't sure if you want to be virtuous, it's a lot of responsibility. So you look down at this symbolic cross and loiter instead of making a decision.

Reading Mnemonic

As you try to decide if you want to live a life of virtue the ghost of Tokugawa (とく) Ieyasu appears before you. He points to your heart and the cross, then points to his own and you see a glowing cross in his own.

Hints

I don't know about you, but I'm pretty sure Tokugawa Ieyasu is telling you to choose a life of virtue.

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Found In Vocabulary

  • 道徳
    • どうとく
    • Morals
  • 徳川
    • とくがわ
    • Tokugawa
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    • とくしまけん
    • Tokushima ...
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