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beforehand
On-Yomi: ヨ、シャ — Kun-Yomi: あらかじ.め
Koohii stories:
1) [synewave] 28-9-2006(302): Beforehand, this was a halberd but I cut it short so it could be for hand to hand combat.
2) [mspertus] 12-9-2006(126): Your halberd doesn't have a handguard? You should have thought of that beforehand (i.e., before you were missing your hand).
3) [zwarte_kat] 15-2-2009(25): This is the halberd beforehand, i mean: before you draw the hand (the last stroke of halberd).
4) [nesert] 3-7-2010(9): Be sure to check your halberd beforehand to make sure it's not missing its final stroke.
5) [Nukemarine] 10-12-2007(6): As others see it, think of BEFOREHAND with Forehand, which easily reminds you of a tennis racket for use as a primitive in later kanji. It even looks like a tennis racket, so all the better.