Fudou

不 means "not, un-."

• Not - Negation; denial.

• Un- - A prefix meaning not.

• Doubt - Read as "ya" or "ina ya", used to express uncertainty, questioning, or hesitation.

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動 means "move, motion, touch."

• Move - To Change Position; to stir.

• Motion - Movement; activity.

• Touch - To Move Emotionally; to affect.

• Resonate - To have a strong emotional or spiritual impact.

• Stir - To cause an emotion or feeling to be aroused.

• Tendency - A natural inclination or tendency to do something.

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不 means "not, un-."

• Not - Negation; denial.

• Un- - A prefix meaning not.

• Doubt - Read as "ya" or "ina ya", used to express uncertainty, questioning, or hesitation.

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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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府 means "government office, prefecture, residence."

• Government Office - An administrative building.

• Prefecture - An administrative division.

• Residence - A Mansion; a palace.

• Gathering Place - A place where people and things gather.

• Intestine - An internal organ.

• Mansion - A large and splendid residence.

• Storehouse - A place to store documents and treasures.

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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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不 means "not, un-."

• Not - Negation; denial.

• Un- - A prefix meaning not.

• Doubt - Read as "ya" or "ina ya", used to express uncertainty, questioning, or hesitation.

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働 means "work, function."

• Work - To Labor; to toil.

• To Work - To do a job or task.

• Function - To Operate; to act.

• Action - The physical or mental activity involved in achieving a goal.

• Effect - The result of an action or activity.

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富 means "wealth, rich, abundant."

• Wealth - Abundance of Possessions; riches.

• Rich - Having Much Wealth; prosperous.

• Abundant - Plentiful; having plenty.

• Fulfilled - Having all of one's needs or desires satisfied.

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銅 means "copper, bronze, coin."

• Copper - A reddish-brown metal.

• Bronze - An alloy of copper and tin.

• Coin - A copper currency piece.

• Color - A reddish-black color, similar to copper.

• Currency - A type of coin made of copper.

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腐 means "to rot, old, to cause to rot."

• To Cause to Rot - To Make Decay; to fester.

• Old - Old and useless.

• Castration - A punishment of castrating men.

• CorruptingCorrupting - To corrupt or corrupt someone or something.

• Rotting, Decaying - To rot or decay, such as when meat or other food items break down and become spoiled.

• Wounding, Hurting - To hurt someone emotionally or mentally.

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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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府 means "government office, prefecture, residence."

• Government Office - An administrative building.

• Prefecture - An administrative division.

• Residence - A Mansion; a palace.

• Gathering Place - A place where people and things gather.

• Intestine - An internal organ.

• Mansion - A large and splendid residence.

• Storehouse - A place to store documents and treasures.

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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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