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Originally Posted by Mystique
The key kanji there is 不
That character is useless on its own, but negates a hell of a lot of words in japanese when joined. Look up the word 分明 and see what you get 
Also if you type in 不 in the dictionary, check out all the other character combos that are attached to it and see their meaning in english. 
It's kinda the english equiv of 'un'
Unlucky
Unhappy
Unclear
etc....
In this aspect, is where kanji becomes a little fun for me. |
yup, cos literally "不" means "not" - which is negative...
Anyway, out of curiosity - why is "漠" = "water" + "graveyard"?
the "water" i can understand but why is it "graveyard"? unless, you are talking about this "墓"?