Igaki

井 means "well, town."

• Well - A Water Well; a well curb.

• Town - An Inhabited Place; because people gather and live around wells.

• Street - A street is a public thoroughfare in a built environment, typically paved and marked by buildings on either side.

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垣 means "fence, hedge, wall."

• Fence - A barrier enclosing an area.

• Hedge - A boundary of bushes or shrubs.

• Wall - A structure that encloses.

• Divider - Something that separates two or more areas or things.

• Office - A building or room used for administrative work.

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居 means "reside, stay, keep."

• Reside - To live in a place; to dwell.

• Stay - To remain in one location; to be present.

• Keep - To Store; to hold onto.

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垣 means "fence, hedge, wall."

• Fence - A barrier enclosing an area.

• Hedge - A boundary of bushes or shrubs.

• Wall - A structure that encloses.

• Divider - Something that separates two or more areas or things.

• Office - A building or room used for administrative work.

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伊 means "he, she, this, only."

• He, She - Third person pronoun.

• This - Demonstrative pronoun.

• Only - A particle for adjusting tone.

• Italy - Abbreviation for the country name.

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垣 means "fence, hedge, wall."

• Fence - A barrier enclosing an area.

• Hedge - A boundary of bushes or shrubs.

• Wall - A structure that encloses.

• Divider - Something that separates two or more areas or things.

• Office - A building or room used for administrative work.

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猪 means "wild boar, pig."

• Wild Boar - A powerful wild pig known for its strength and determination.

• Pig - A Domesticated Swine; a farm animal.

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垣 means "fence, hedge, wall."

• Fence - A barrier enclosing an area.

• Hedge - A boundary of bushes or shrubs.

• Wall - A structure that encloses.

• Divider - Something that separates two or more areas or things.

• Office - A building or room used for administrative work.

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伊 means "he, she, this, only."

• He, She - Third person pronoun.

• This - Demonstrative pronoun.

• Only - A particle for adjusting tone.

• Italy - Abbreviation for the country name.

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墻 means "fence, wall."

• Fence - A Hedge; an enclosure.

• Wall - A Partition; a barrier.

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韓 means "korea, well frame."

• Korea - The Korean peninsula.

• Fence - A fence around a well.

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伊 means "he, she, this, only."

• He, She - Third person pronoun.

• This - Demonstrative pronoun.

• Only - A particle for adjusting tone.

• Italy - Abbreviation for the country name.

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柿 means "persimmon, kaki."

• Persimmon - An orange fruit tree.

• Kaki - The Japanese persimmon.

• Fruit Tree - A tree that bears edible fruit.

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井 means "well, town."

• Well - A Water Well; a well curb.

• Town - An Inhabited Place; because people gather and live around wells.

• Street - A street is a public thoroughfare in a built environment, typically paved and marked by buildings on either side.

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賀 means "congratulate, celebrate, praise."

• Congratulate - To express joy at success; to celebrate.

• Celebrate - To Honor with Festivities; to rejoice.

• Praise - To Commend; to express approval.

• Bear, Carry - To support or hold up something.

• Take on, Undertake - To accept responsibility for a task or obligation.

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木 means "tree, wood, simple."

• Tree - A Woody Plant; timber.

• Simple - Plain; honest; straightforward.

• Element - One of the five elements in Chinese philosophy, representing the east and the color blue.

• Material - Wood used as a material for making things.

• Musical Instrument - An instrument made of wood, one of the eight tones (gold, stone, thread, bamboo, gourd, earth, leather, and wood).

• Numb - Unable to Feel; insensitive.

• Thursday - One of the seven days of the week.

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