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語源. The study of the origin of words and the historical development of their meanings. Sometimes used for kanji as well; we currently don't have a separate tag for character origins.
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ワン、ツー、さん、し、 Why and how common is it?
I don't know about counting but certainly one and two are represented as ワン、ツー from time to time
ワンステップずつ - one step at a time
ワンコール - one call (calling someone and letting it ring once so now they h …
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Is there a list of components all the kanjis are made of?
James Heisig's "Remembering the Kanji" takes the approach of diving the joyo kanji up into all of its "pieces" so you can take a look at that.
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