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叚 means 'Ko with the striped corpse again'

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On    カ   ケ
Kun    かりる   かす
Notes
Considered to have derived from 假 (temporary; borrow), the kyujitai form of 仮 (temporary). 假 (temporary; borrow) had the meaning 'borrow' as well as 'temporary'. The modern form 仮 (temporary) retains only the meaning 'temporary' (not 'borrow'), and 叚 retains only the meaning 'borrow' (not 'temporary'). Since this is not a common Joyo component (only used in 暇 (free time)), we use the components to create our mnemonic.
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コ katakana 'ko'  尸 corpse  又 again  
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叚 is not used in the most common form of any of the most useful 10,000 words in Japanese.
Across all words in Japanese, 叚 is used 0 times, read 0 ways.
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叚
Ko with the striped corpse again
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コ
katakana 'ko'
尸
corpse
又
また again   
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