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#2269 捗 make headway

#1
Does anyone else consistently forget to alter the "few" primitive in this kanji? None of the stories seem to have any reference to it. Are there other kanji in which 少 is written with 3 strokes, not 4?
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#2
I've never even noticed it until now! O_o
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#3
It depends on your font, the "simplified/japanized" character with the regular "few" primitive is also used. I think it has been recently decided that the non-jouyou characters should be written without japanifications, but from what I've gathered, both are fine.
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#4
I've seen both used. I wouldn't worry about the difference, personally. I agree that the issue is a bit fuzzy.
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#5
in the German edition of RTK1 it is shown with 4 strokes, so I can definitely support the posts before me.
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#6
scarby dancer Wrote:Are there other kanji in which 少 is written with 3 strokes, not 4?
Here you go :

嚬・顰 (though 頻 has 4 strokes even in traditional Chinese)

步 is the traditional Chinese version of 歩 :
歩 [MDBG]
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#7
Really interesting - thank you! [Merci beaucoup Smile ]

And I see there are already some stories for 穢 31330.
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