This kanji depicts an arm gathering something around a fire. This is why the kanji means “ash.”
ash(灰)
origin(源)
At the top of this shape is a field, from which a waterfall comes rushing down with a splash, while the sun rises in the distance. This character means the ‘origin’ of all things.
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calendar(暦）
cliff(崖)
This kanji combines a ‘MOUNTAIN’ and a ‘SLOPE’ with layers of ‘EARTH’ at the bottom. This powerful combination represents a steep, rugged ‘CLIFF’ in nature.
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danger(危)
This kanji consists of two parts. First, you can see a person standing on the edge of a cliff. Second, there is a person sitting with their knees bent below. Together, both parts represent an unstable or dangerous situation.