Kanji #011 ／ 彼

< TYPE >
Kanji / ka i - sho style

< READING >
The japanese reading : ka re, ka no
The sound reading : hi

< MEANING >
he, his, him, word to express a thing in the other side, that, there, those people

< ORIGIN >
「left part」+「皮」
「left part」: go
「皮」: skin ( A state to push away the skin which tanned hanging down over there by hand. )
Push it away diagonally over there from this place. This develops into a meaning of ''other side'', ''that place''

< USE >
彼方（ka na ta）：distance, far away
彼岸（hi - ga n）：the equinoctial week
彼処（a so ko）：there

example) 彼は私の父です。[ ka re wa wa ta si no chi chi de su.] He is my father.

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This time, I introduce "彼"

There are meanings such as "he" "other side" in this kanji.
We use these words well, but it is rare that we use it as a kanji.
About "彼方 ( distance )" and "彼処 ( there )", I think that there is the Japanese who cannot speak the reading and writing.

He may leave in the distance...


I introduce ''彼女'' on the next time.


Thank you.
See you next time.

All of us are piece of peace.