>>719004128
>look up words that use that moonrune (makes typing it easier too)
>look up the rikusho
>5 categories compounds fall into (similar meaning, opposites, former modifies latter, latter is object or complement of former, former negates latter)
>look up meaning and etymology (naritachi)
>take advantage of sound and meaning components (see keisei moji)
>find some funny image or mnemonic people use to remember it. pic related
the autists who study for kanken probably have loads more tips

>>712817983
tons of tricks to moonrunes regardless of language
unfortunately the secrets aren't shared with firthy gaijin/gweilo
e.g. in japan kanken autists (i.e. people studying for kanji exams) know every trick in the book, like the rikusho, looking up etymologies and the formation of each, etc.