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Ah yes, one of the few kanji I can actually read. I hope it's not a 尼 that is stuck in your 尻.
It's a 石 ok no xD
Might just be a 屎, so better not do a 屁...- No it's not a 屎, but there's 屎 in my head xD
- i love how 尻,屎 and 屁 have the same 尸 radical :P
- This kanji 尿 is probably one you'd like too? :P
One thing I've often wondered, is why 氵(water) + 尼 (nun) = 泥 (mud)... ?! - Maybe mud is actually an aquatic nun O.O
- I thought it was suggesting that nuns don't wash often enough, that when they do wash = lots of mud in the shower...
This page kinda ruined my theory though, saying that the usage of 尼 within 泥 is only for its sound, not meaning:
http://www.yellowbridge.com/chinese/character-etymology.php?searchChinese=1&zi;=%E6%B3%A5 - Hmm, strange bug with posting a link containing an '&' character... Modified the link to get around the bug...
http://www.yellowbridge.com/chinese/character-etymology.php?searchChinese=1&zi=%E6%B3%A5 - Damn, but i still think that nuns have to wash more often tho, they stink like 屎
