Dendou

伝 means "transmit, legend, biography."

• Transmit - To Pass on; to convey.

• To Pass on, Transmit, Convey - To communicate or impart information, knowledge, or a message to someone else.

• Legend - A story passed down.

• Biography - An account of someone's life.

• Commentary, Annotations - Explanatory notes or comments on a text.

• Courier, Messenger - A person or vehicle that delivers messages or goods from one place to another.

• Rely on, Trust - To have confidence in someone or something.

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刀 means "sword, blade, knife."

• Sword - A bladed weapon.

• Blade - A cutting edge.

• Knife - A cutting instrument.

• Ancient Coin - A coin shaped like a sword.

• Boat - A small boat or canoe.

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田 means "rice field, to hunt, to cultivate."

• Rice Field - Paddies; farmland; cultivated land in general.

• Countryside - Rural areas.

• Hunting - To hunt or go hunting.

• Source - A metaphor for a place that produces something.

• Tillage - To cultivate the land.

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頭 means "head, top, leader."

• Head - The top part of the body.

• Top - The highest point.

• Leader - The chief or boss.

• Beginning - The start of something.

• Boss - The head of a group.

• Chief - The highest ranking official in a dormitory.

• Counting Word - A word used to count animals such as cows.

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田 means "rice field, to hunt, to cultivate."

• Rice Field - Paddies; farmland; cultivated land in general.

• Countryside - Rural areas.

• Hunting - To hunt or go hunting.

• Source - A metaphor for a place that produces something.

• Tillage - To cultivate the land.

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遠 means "far, wide, to distance."

• Far - Great distance in space or time.

• Wide - Broad; spreading everywhere.

• To Distance - To Keep Away; to alienate.

• Common - Something that is widespread or universal.

• Keep Away - Something that is kept apart or separated.

• Unfamiliar - Not Close; estranged.

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伝 means "transmit, legend, biography."

• Transmit - To Pass on; to convey.

• To Pass on, Transmit, Convey - To communicate or impart information, knowledge, or a message to someone else.

• Legend - A story passed down.

• Biography - An account of someone's life.

• Commentary, Annotations - Explanatory notes or comments on a text.

• Courier, Messenger - A person or vehicle that delivers messages or goods from one place to another.

• Rely on, Trust - To have confidence in someone or something.

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道 means "road, way, principle."

• Road - A path for traveling.

• Way - A Method; a means.

• Principle - A Fundamental Truth; ethics.

• Administrative Division - Name of an administrative division in ancient China.

• Art - A discipline requiring mastery.

• Guide, Lead - To show the way or provide guidance.

• Speak, Say - To express or communicate something.

• Technique, Skill - Knowledge and art of a particular skill or technique.

• Taoism - Teachings of Lao Tzu and Chuang Tzu.

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傳 means "transmit, legend, biography."

• Transmit - To Pass on; to convey.

• Legend - A story passed down.

• Biography - An account of someone's life.

• Commentary - Notes or annotations on classical texts, scriptures, etc.

• Courier - A message sent to achieve a goal or to convey information.

• Post Station - A place where travelers and goods can be transported by horse-drawn carriage.

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刀 means "sword, blade, knife."

• Sword - A bladed weapon.

• Blade - A cutting edge.

• Knife - A cutting instrument.

• Ancient Coin - A coin shaped like a sword.

• Boat - A small boat or canoe.

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傳 means "transmit, legend, biography."

• Transmit - To Pass on; to convey.

• Legend - A story passed down.

• Biography - An account of someone's life.

• Commentary - Notes or annotations on classical texts, scriptures, etc.

• Courier - A message sent to achieve a goal or to convey information.

• Post Station - A place where travelers and goods can be transported by horse-drawn carriage.

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道 means "road, way, principle."

• Road - A path for traveling.

• Way - A Method; a means.

• Principle - A Fundamental Truth; ethics.

• Administrative Division - Name of an administrative division in ancient China.

• Art - A discipline requiring mastery.

• Guide, Lead - To show the way or provide guidance.

• Speak, Say - To express or communicate something.

• Technique, Skill - Knowledge and art of a particular skill or technique.

• Taoism - Teachings of Lao Tzu and Chuang Tzu.

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伝 means "transmit, legend, biography."

• Transmit - To Pass on; to convey.

• To Pass on, Transmit, Convey - To communicate or impart information, knowledge, or a message to someone else.

• Legend - A story passed down.

• Biography - An account of someone's life.

• Commentary, Annotations - Explanatory notes or comments on a text.

• Courier, Messenger - A person or vehicle that delivers messages or goods from one place to another.

• Rely on, Trust - To have confidence in someone or something.

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藤 means "wisteria, vine."

• Wisteria - A climbing plant of the legume family with beautiful purple flowers.

• Vine - Climbing Plants; creeping vegetation.

• Kudzu - A climbing vine of any kind.

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傅 means "tutor, attend, spread."

• Tutor - A Guardian; a mentor.

• Attend - To Serve; to accompany; to approach.

• Spread - To Lay Out; to arrange; to extend.

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道 means "road, way, principle."

• Road - A path for traveling.

• Way - A Method; a means.

• Principle - A Fundamental Truth; ethics.

• Administrative Division - Name of an administrative division in ancient China.

• Art - A discipline requiring mastery.

• Guide, Lead - To show the way or provide guidance.

• Speak, Say - To express or communicate something.

• Technique, Skill - Knowledge and art of a particular skill or technique.

• Taoism - Teachings of Lao Tzu and Chuang Tzu.

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