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One of the kanji we recently learned in class was 着. We learned it could be
used for **to wear** [着]{き}る, **to arrive** [着]{つ}く, and as either a
"classifier for arrival" or a "counter for jacket".

In our homework, we have the following 2:

  1. [六]{ろく}[時]{じ}[着]{ちゃく}
  2. [六]{ろく}[着]{ちゃく}

I am not sure how the classifier and counter work. This is what I think they
mean:

  1. 6 o'clock arrival (like as in an appointment)
  2. 6th arrival (as in the 6th person to arrive) **or** 6 jackets

Is this the correct way to use the kanji?
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kanji counters
What does 着 mean in 「六時着」 and in 「六着」?
Yes, that is correct. I think it's usually more obvious, especially when they
appear in paragraphs.
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