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>>18719013

I think the trouble is that when I first looked it up, I just drew the kanji out and selected it rather than typing in what it is read as, and it must have defaulted to the "てにはいる” reading.

In fact, I've just gone back and entered it precisely the way I did the first time to see what the search result yielded... The posted screencap is what happened, so I must have just stumbled into the other reading/meaning and rolled with it.

The end result is the same, but /djt/ has actually managed to educate me today. Thanks, men.