Re: the joyo of kanji

Paul Blay wrote:

> Hmm, I seem to remember that the 食べる got its た mentioned. ;-)

Oh, you were testing whether I could read 潤い as うるおい?
Granted, 潤い might have been a hard one for me, but there are always
going to be exceptions. I don't exactly remember when or where I
learned 潤/うるおい, but either way, the profit sense of the kanji
is certainly minor. I'd stick to "moisture" in this case.

Marc

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