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Another Tattoo Translation


zebadee86

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The second character 木財 is wrong. There is no such character, at least as currently used, in Chinese. It could be Japanese or or Korean, or an ancient form of 材. As Kamille said, it certainly was meant to be 棺材佬,or coffin maker.

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The second character in the picture was clearly written (or tatoo'd) as 木財. Since 財 sounds the same as 材 and with the radical 木 added, it looks like somemone made the character up. However it'd be easier to use the correct character 材, which is simpler, and someone who knows 財 should knows 材 as well. That's why I was quessing may be 木財 was an ancient character or old 異體字. Though googling for 異體字 of 材 does not give 木財.

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Granted, it's not exactly 榭, but I insist that the middle part is not 貝 but 身. It's 木身才. But it's not very important anyway since one way or the other it still doesn't make sense  :mrgreen: .

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