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On-Yomi: シ — Kun-Yomi: いと

Koohii stories:

1) [lerris] 3-7-2007(195): I also went with Spiderman. However, in the cases where this primitive appears under other primitives, as opposed to on the left (I think there are ~5 times in this chapter) I've opted to use a similar character: Venom. This helps keep the positioning clear, especially on such characters as dainty (#1363 細) and accumulate (#1364 累).

2) [Piitaa] 17-7-2006(81): You'll be seeing this one a lot. Seriously.

3) [johnzep] 28-7-2007(56): On left with nothing on top of it –> SPIDERMAN. everywhere else….SPIDERPIG.

4) [akrodha] 14-6-2007(20): I'll stick with Spiderman. He's a very memorable character, and don't forget that he can shoot strings from both arms. What happens to the relative primitive when Spiderman comes along? If you can clearly picture his threads winding, pulling, yanking, sticking to, filling, tying, and strangling objects, then you'll never confuse this primitive with another one.

5) [aphasiac] 13-10-2009(16): Hate to be pedantic, but it's spelt Spider-man, not Spiderman. Stan Lee added the hyphen to differentiate him from Superman..

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