Kanji 46

Old grass dies, suffering.

You follow a thread and arrive at a sacred passage.

A handsome horse examines you.

As it's raining outside and you're shivering, you decided to stay inside to play Quake.

You have a big archery glove.

You're trying to decide which archery glove to wear for shooting under water.

Grass must not be in the sun too much until it is big.

The sun is vital; we must not overlook its role in our livelihood.

You fought under a false flag and are punished by getting spicy stuff in your mouth.

The wall was erected on false soil, leading to its collapse.

You have water and a surplus of soil, and turn it into paint.

You use your hand to pay for your private expenses.

A cupful of tree is not drinkable.

A cottage and a hut are built directly on the soil, and have one roof and one opening.

In every section, words bear the fruits of knowledge.

The person presiding over the ceremony is not present, so you have to act as a substitute.