

In this kanji, the left side represents ‘tree’ (wood), and the right side represents a stand with legs. The kanji itself means ‘desk’.


This Kanji character beautifully mimics a scene from ancient daily life.
The lines visually depict a cluster of gathered firewood being tightly tied together with a rope. Therefore, this character directly holds the meaning “to bundle,” “to tie together,” or “a bunch.” It is a beautiful, rustic snapshot of history frozen inside a single word.