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日本語 Nihongo
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Please read two seals from old scroll
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<blockquote data-quote="Majestic" data-source="post: 966735" data-attributes="member: 61235"><p>The left side of the top seal is indeed 山. I don't know if it is 山 by itself, or if it 山 used as a radical for a kanji like 嶋. I would guess it is being used by itself, however it is slightly smaller and compressed in the seal. If it is deliberately small, and is meant to depict 山 as a radical, it makes the right side harder to guess (when actually it should really narrow down the candidate list). The right side to me looks something like 菖 in tensho-tai (seal script). The top part is the radical for grass, as you suspect.</p><p></p><p>The bottom seal right side is a mystery. The left side looks similar to 堀 without the dirt radical. So together it looks like</p><p></p><p>山菖</p><p>堀?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Majestic, post: 966735, member: 61235"] The left side of the top seal is indeed 山. I don't know if it is 山 by itself, or if it 山 used as a radical for a kanji like 嶋. I would guess it is being used by itself, however it is slightly smaller and compressed in the seal. If it is deliberately small, and is meant to depict 山 as a radical, it makes the right side harder to guess (when actually it should really narrow down the candidate list). The right side to me looks something like 菖 in tensho-tai (seal script). The top part is the radical for grass, as you suspect. The bottom seal right side is a mystery. The left side looks similar to 堀 without the dirt radical. So together it looks like 山菖 堀? [/QUOTE]
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