慮
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prudence
On-Yomi: リョ — Kun-Yomi: おもんぱく.る、おもんぱか.る
Koohii stories:
1) [raulir] 7-1-2007(184): Real meaning: "to ponder". You have to think with prudence (ponder carefully) about approaching a tiger, as is evident from 虎 .
2) [javiergakusei] 4-11-2007(127): You have to think with prudence about approaching a tiger. If not, it will eat your brains and heart. Thanks raulir.
3) [Zactacular] 9-10-2007(16): Dear Prudence, think carefully before you come out to play with the tiger waiting for you …I know it looks beautiful.
4) [decals] 17-8-2010(11): You are inside a tiger's stomach. In retrospect, you think maybe you shouldn't have poked the tiger with a stick. Some prudence would have been a good idea. P.S. I think this is a good keyword, as it most often appears in 遠慮 えんりょ which basically means restraint or prudence.
5) [hissatsu] 28-8-2010(6): To think before approaching a tiger is mere prudence.