洩

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dribble out

On-Yomi: エイ

Koohii stories:

1) [timcampbell] 30-12-2008(22): (re: Katsuo) If you tow water in a wheelbarrow, some of it is sure to dribble out.

2) [Katsuo] 27-4-2008(22): Tip: Heisig has duplicated a primitive name here by calling the right side drag. We already have a two-stroke primitive called drag (see numbers 1853-1861 盾 , 派 , 脈 , 逓 , 后 ). I suggest calling 曳 "tow" instead.

3) [Megaqwerty] 27-8-2007(9): Good water flows and thus keeps on moving, but here, the water has too much drag and thus can dribble out of its tube.

4) [cameron_en] 1-12-2008(8): If you drag your water bottle along behind you, water will begin to dribble out.

5) [kapalama] 5-11-2010(5): 漏洩 , 洩れる =漏れる, 洩らす =漏らす, dribble out (#2849 洩) エイ( 曳 ), もれる, もらす … Parts:氵, 日 , 戈-丶(see 曳く drag (#2848 曳)) … Note: Now replaced by 漏れる . Also appears as 泄 in compounds. Used in Chinese Astrology) … Story: After the all Day Fiesta without a drop to drink, it was not surprisingly that when I went to 'make water, only a tiny bit Dribbled Out. Or when you Drag a boat from the water, the Water Dribbles Out the back.

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