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49 雑煮 New Year's Dish

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Meaning

Primary

New Year's Dish

Alternative

Mochi Soup

Explanation

A random boil isn't all that random. It's specifically the new year's dish or mochi soup, eaten on new years. Old people and children tend to die every year from this (choking on the mochi), so be careful if you eat it! Maybe the reason it's called "random boil" is because someone decided to boil a bunch of random things (like mochi) and then it became a new years dish later on. Who knows. That information isn't even known by the ancients.

Reading

ぞうに

  • Kyoko(Tokyo accent, female)
  • Kenichi(Tokyo accent, male)

Explanation

You learned the reading for 煮 on the kanji page, but the reading for 雑 is an exceptional one. You did learn this reading with 雑巾, though. Just imagine yourself with a dust cloth in your new year's dish.

Context

Context Sentences

お雑煮そろそろ煮えたんじゃないかな。

The New Year’s mochi soup should be ready by now.

Kanji Composition

  • 雑
    • ざつ
    • Random
  • 煮
    • に
    • Boil
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