[ Kanji Mystery ] Why Does the "Moon" Kanji Mean "Meat" in Body Parts? (肌, 肩, 胃) скачать в хорошем качестве

[ Kanji Mystery ] Why Does the "Moon" Kanji Mean "Meat" in Body Parts? (肌, 肩, 胃)

Did you know the kanji for "Moon" (月) is hiding a meaty secret? It appears in body part kanji like "肌" (skin) and "肩" (shoulder), but... why? Is your body made of moonlight? The answer lies in an ancient mix-up that changed kanji history forever. It's time to uncover the shocking truth about the "Flesh Moon." --- ▼ Summary of this video: In this episode of Japan Kanji Galaxy, we define gravity and explore the puzzling connection between the kanji for "Moon" (月) and its surprising role as a radical indicating "Meat" or "Flesh." We'll dive deep into etymology, tracing how the ancient forms for "Moon" and "Meat" looked confusingly similar. You'll learn how historical standardization merged them into the single form we see today, explaining why kanji like "胃" (stomach) and "腸" (intestines) share this "celestial" component. Discover the logic behind the apparent contradiction and master the "Nikuzuki" (肉月) radical once and for all! --- 🚀 Ready to explore more kanji mysteries across the galaxy? Hit that SUBSCRIBE button and ring the bell to join Japan Kanji Galaxy on our journey to 1 MILLION subscribers! Don't miss out on the hidden stories behind the characters you thought you knew. #JapanKanjiGalaxy #Kanji #LearnJapanese #Nikuzuki #Etymology