Strokes: 5
Etymology: A cliff with boulder at base. Usually explained as a boulder having rolled down a cliff, it's more likely to be a boulder that has been cut from the cliff face.
Mnemonic: ROUND STONE AT BASE OF CLIFF
Combinations:
化石 (kaseki) fossil
小石 (koishi) pebble
石油 (sekiyu) petroleum
(Based upon Henshall, 1998)
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