漏る
もる · moru · JLPT N1 · verb-godan
to leak
💧 Moru sounds like 'more-u': more water running out of your leaky pipe, so you moru.
Kanji 漏 = water (氵) + a roof-like radical over a hole-shaped part; it's a drip through a roof. Think: water drips out through a hole.
漏 — water radical 氵 + 屚 (leak component, rain 雨 under roof 尸)
漏 combines the water radical 氵 with 屚, which depicts rain 雨 leaking through a roof 尸. The right side gives both meaning and sound, while 氵 reinforces the water sense. Originally referring to a water clock or leaking water, it now broadly means 'to leak' or 'omit'.