"生" (sei, or nama). It is translated as life, living, lifetime, birth, etc.
This character is written by Kanzi, Cursive script(East Asia).
Etymology : Semantic
艸 (grass) + 土 (soil, earth)
Form grass grows on the ground.
Strength to go through many strata seems to be expressed.
This one was written very quickly. Ruma, you can draw kanji very quickly and skillfully. I admire you.
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Than you!
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Hello,
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Really interesting I saw it in japanese Calligraphy books.
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