It has these two, but as radicals of one kanji character:
These are on 1963 B&W booklet #4, page 10:
I cannot find either of them.
Please help me find these kanji!!
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Re: Please help me find these kanji!!
The first radical is "吉" (KICHI; yoshi) and means "Good fortune, good luck", the second is an obsolete variant of "功" (KOU; isao) which means "merit, success". Obsolete Kanjis are often being used in names.
I'm not quite sure about the correct spelling of the name, but it may be something like "Kishimoto Yoshiko".
I'm not quite sure about the correct spelling of the name, but it may be something like "Kishimoto Yoshiko".
「頼むから、仕事をさせてくれ」
- 手塚治虫先生の最後の言葉
- 手塚治虫先生の最後の言葉
Re: Please help me find these kanji!!
Strange Wings wrote:The first radical is "吉" (KICHI; yoshi) and means "Good fortune, good luck", the second is an obsolete variant of "功" (KOU; isao) which means "merit, success". Obsolete Kanjis are often being used in names.
I'm not quite sure about the correct spelling of the name, but it may be something like "Kishimoto Yoshiko".
Thanks, Strangewings! I have various Kanji tables, including one for obsolete Kanji, but could not find these.
-Wait! is this '吉' the same as the one in the image? the '士'≠ '土' The one cross is as wide as, or wider than the underline; while the other cross is not as wide as the underline.
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Oops, I didn't notice that. It must be an obsolete variant of 吉 as well. I did a Google search though, and the guy's name appears also in the 吉功 variant, so I guess both writing styles should be correct.
「頼むから、仕事をさせてくれ」
- 手塚治虫先生の最後の言葉
- 手塚治虫先生の最後の言葉
Re: Please help me find these kanji!!
Hmm. So there is no difference between those two kanji? I will take your word for it, my friend. Thanks!
Re: Please help me find these kanji!!
I found [the narrow cross over the line over the box, but the forum says "Your message contains the following unsupported characters", but here is the link to it: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/吉; see the "see also" part.
So, anyway, on pg 10 of booklet 4 (Angel of the Alps), the narrow cross is used in the credits section; while pg 12, (Zeo), has apparently the same name, though using the wide cross.
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So, anyway, on pg 10 of booklet 4 (Angel of the Alps), the narrow cross is used in the credits section; while pg 12, (Zeo), has apparently the same name, though using the wide cross.
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