On the contrary, I love kanji. I've just never, ever, ever heard 戦 read as Ikusa before. It would be as though you told me that 気 wasn't read Ki or 元 wasn't read Gen. 戦争、戦士、戦慄 ...
Speaking of which, I just learned something new there too. >_> 戦慄 (senritsu), check. 戦慄する, check. 戦慄く , never heard of. >_> Wananaku? Where the hell did that etymology spring up from? Probably the same place as 戦う , which I forgot to mention earlier so I guess I lied when I said "I've never heard a kunyomi for that character before." In school I was taught 戦う and 戦, and I only ever saw those.
Before today. >_> lol I need to study 戦 more, apparently. lol Who knows what other secrets it holds?
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Speaking of which, I just learned something new there too. >_> 戦慄 (senritsu), check. 戦慄する, check. 戦慄く , never heard of. >_> Wananaku? Where the hell did that etymology spring up from? Probably the same place as 戦う , which I forgot to mention earlier so I guess I lied when I said "I've never heard a kunyomi for that character before." In school I was taught 戦う and 戦, and I only ever saw those.
Before today. >_> lol I need to study 戦 more, apparently. lol Who knows what other secrets it holds?
[/kanji nerd]