Sentence hunt.

[paul_b]

Here's a fun puzzel(tm)* for those who like that sort of thing. I'm looking for simple natural Japanese sentences that use the following kanji and don't use any other kanji above grade 1. (Or just don't use any other kanji).

Of course it is possible to just write out any other kanji word in kana but ideally it should look as natural as possible. For example 土曜日 is sometimes written as 土よう日 so that is not that unnatural but 土地 is rarely (never?) written as 土ち so that is unnatural.

I do intend to put any good suggestions to practical use, btw.

七
王
林
八
十r
貝
九
土
百
六
竹

* sci.lang.japan terminology.

[flammable hippo]

林に竹がたくさんあります There is a lot of bamboo in the woods.

[paul_b]

flammable hippo wrote:
林に竹がたくさんあります There is a lot of bamboo in the woods.

Looks good on the face of it.

Inspired by that I also tracked down ...

林に竹が目立つ。
Bamboo stands out in the woods.

[richvh]

王土に竹林があります。
There is a bamboo thicket in the royal domain.

[paul_b]

richvh wrote:
王土に竹林があります。
There is a bamboo thicket in the royal domain.

You don't have to get them all in one sentence you know.

[richvh]

Hey, I left out 貝 and all the numbers you listed.