閖 (Kangxi radical 169,門+4, 12 strokes,cangjie input日弓水 (ANE),composition⿵門水)

• Kangxi Dictionary:not present, would followpage 1333, character 9
• Dai Kanwa Jiten: character 41260
• Hanyu Da Zidian (first edition):not present, would follow volume 7, page 4288, character 9
• Unihan data for U+9596

Originates from China, possibly a variant of澇. It appears in theLongkan Shoujian as being pronounced as澇 (MC law|lawX|lawH) or勞 (MC law|lawH). Often mistaken for a国字(こくじ)(kokuji), theゆり(yuri) andしなたり(shinatari) readings are instead an instance of国訓(こっくん)(kokkun).^[1][2]

Folk etymology claims that it was coined byDate Tsunamura when he was looking out at the sea through the gate ofDainenji Temple inSendai;^[3] however, the character greatly predates him.

(Hyōgai kanji)

1. shake while rinsing, pan for gold

• On (unclassified):ろう(rō)
• Kun:うつくしい(utsukushī)、にわたずみ(niwatazumi)、あまつひ(amatsuhi)、なみ(nami)、あまみず(amamizu)、こみのみず(kominomizu)、うるう(urū)、すすぐ(susugu)、いたむ(itamu)、あまりみず(amarimizu)、しなたり(shinatari)、ゆり(yuri)

閖(ゆり)• (Yuri) 

1. only used in閖上(Yuriage) (a place inNatori,Miyagi Prefecture,Japan)

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