斉
← →
adjusted
On-Yomi: セイ、サイ — Kun-Yomi: そろ.う、ひと.しい、ひと.しく、あたる、はやい
Koohii stories:
1) [dingomick] 11-9-2007(182): The Scotsman goalkeeper adjusted himself. He reached down and adjusted the two things between his skinny fencepost legs.
2) [noname] 23-2-2008(49): This kanji means "symmetry" not "adjusted." STORY: The TWO FENCEPOSTS need to be SYMMETRICAL in size, otherwise you may smash your mouth into the lower side and start saying naughty SENTENCES.
3) [RoboTact] 2-8-2007(31): You are trying to stretch a plaid between two fenceposts. It's not easy, as for all wrinkles to go away posts' positions must be carefully adjusted.
4) [FudoMyo] 26-4-2007(28): HINT: this kanji as a primitive can mean goalkeeper. The "fence posts" are goalposts, and the two goalkeepers wear plaid uniforms (this kanji also means uniform as in even), making them uniform with each other and distinguishing them as goalkeepers from the rest of the team.
5) [dihutenosa] 19-12-2007(20): [+dingomick] The Scottish goalkeeper has lost both of his legs and was forced to replace them with two bent white picket fenceposts nailed together with two boards, but that hasn't stopped him from playing his favorite sport: soccer. Imagine the camera zooming in on him after he makes a great play: "Great save! Ah, there he is reaching under his kilt - he just adjusted his fencepost legs. There he goes again, oop, looks like he just adjusted something else as well!".