Now Out: Essay 1833 on 埋 (to bury), 2 Revisions, and 6 New-Monics

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Burial isn’t just for corpses! This kanji pertains to deep snow, buried treasure, and ore deposits. You can also use 埋 to say, “He is immersed in family life,” “Spectators packed the stadium,” “I had to fill the gap,” “make up for lost time,” “bury the hatchet,” “He lived in obscurity,” and “My schedule is full.” Learn about burning coffins, burying people alive, and having two graves per person.

Also, two revisions have posted:

• essay 1761 on 舞 (dance)
• essay 2124 on 湧 (to well (up), spring forth, gush out; come out of nowhere; to form)

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Finally, Ulrike has created these new-monics, which are free:

絹 (664: silk)
限 (665: limit)
耕 (673: cultivating land)
蚕 (688: silkworm)
証 (715: proof)
仏 (784: Buddha)