378. What is it about these characters that seems a bit repetitive? シ+日+夫 升+一+し+く ケ+固 シ+日+十+月 β+ル+土


Answer:

シ+日+夫  Katakana "Shi" / NICHI, JITSU, hi, ka - sun, day / FU, FUU, otto - husband

升+一+し+く  SHOU, masu - unit of volume / ICHI, ITSU, hito(tsu) - one / Hiragana "Shi" / Hiragana "Ku"

ケ+固  Katakana "Ke" / KO, kata(i), kata(maru) - hard, harden  

シ+日+十+月  Katakana "Shi" / NICHI, JITSU, hi, ka - sun, day / JUU, tou, to - ten / GETSU, GATSU, tsuki - moon, month

⻖+ル+土  The "Kozatohen" radical - hill, mound / Katakana "Ru" / DO, tsuchi - earth, soil

They all make another character if one of the parts is used more than once.

潜  SEN, mogu(ru), hiso(mu) - dive, hide, lurk, crawl into

飛  HI, to(bu), to(basu) - fly, skip, omit

箇  KA - counter for objects

潮  CHOU, shio - tide, salt water, opportunity

陸  RIKU - land