換

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interchange

On-Yomi: カン — Kun-Yomi: か.える、-か.える、か.わる

Koohii stories:

1) [nac_est] 21-7-2007(324): After months of practice, you finally managed to teach a nice trick to your sled-pulling four bound up St. Bernard dogs: one snap of your fingers and they interchange their positions.

2) [radical_tyro] 18-6-2007(62): On the snap of your fingers, the four St. Bernard dogs bound up interchange places.

3) [lifeflaw] 2-3-2009(40): Note: 奐 means "clear; bright." The keyword bright (#20 明) is already used. However, among all the 3000 Kanjis presented by Heisig, the keyword clear alone is not used, so you might want to use it to refer to this radical. Story: With their fast finger movement, it was not clear that any interchange was taking place.

4) [RoboTact] 30-4-2007(10): Musher is going to interchange dogs in his harness of four sled dogs with four spare ones. Dogs can't reharness themselves, so he has to do it with his own human fingers.

5) [AndamanIslander] 4-5-2008(8): Those four st. bernards all yelping to be Old Yeller? Truth is, they're pretty much interchangeable…just pick one out with your finger…eeeny meeny miney moe…

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