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    The head of household is like candles flame, he's the center around which the family orbits. Since the flame remains in place and doesn't spread around, this kanji was also used to indicate the idea of:"remains the in same place"

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    The head of household is like candles flame, he's the center around which the family orbits. Since the flame remains in place and doesn't spread around, this kanji was also used to indicate the idea of:"remains the in same place"

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    Kanji Lessons - Nushi (主)

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    The head of household is like candles flame, he's the center around which the family orbits. Since the flame remains in place and doesn't spread around, this kanji was also used to indicate the idea of:"remains the in same place"

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    Kanji History

    Meanings:
    center, pivot, main, principal, master, owner, one's husband.

    Is a picture of a lit candlestick. Since the flame remains in place and doesn't spread around, this kanji was also used to indicate the idea of:"remains the in same place". The head of household is like candles flame, he's the center around which the family orbits. Hence, later started carrying these meanings: master, head of household and host etc.

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