allograph (different shape but same meaning)
connotation as a character part
abbreviated, abbreviation
contracted, contraction
extended meaning
government
kanji, ideograph, character
literal translation from the Shuowen Jiezi
modified, modification
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mijn hanzi, modification
opposite meaning or situation
when used as a character part
explanation according to Richard Sears (http://hanziyuan.net/)
one of the 214 radicals in the traditional character classification system
situation chosen for evoking this meaning
suffix for counting units of objects, etc.
Unclassified by Joseph De Roo.

Characters

Characters


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RSchick
  • nest of birds consisting of several small beaks being fed seeds and vegetation
RSelephant, ivory, figure, image, pattern after, imitate
  • elephant ; this character is an image patterned after the real thing
RS
X
old unit of capacity
  • 0.018 liter) or area (330 sq. cm) (open mouth with a small amount of food : or wine ; fish biting:
RSspoon, ladle, unit of volume
  • a spoon inside an open mouth
  • con.: small amount, fishhook
; ;
RSwrap, embrace, rad. 20
  • person embracing somebody
  • con.: open mouth (surprise, amazement), ready to wrap around something
; ; ; 2540-2578; al. ㇞: ; : ; ; no relation to
RSbeggar, beg, give
  • person with hungry mouth sitting in a corner forgotten by everyone
RSfragrance, smell
  • what comes out of the open mouth of a man (offspring of the mouth )
RSten-day period, period of time
RS
X
outside, foreign, outside, other, remove, be out of place
  • in early evening fortune tellers sit outside along the streets
; ;
RS𡖄out, outside, external, foreign
  • to read the heavenly sign the fortune teller has to go outside; old variant 𡖄: from and 𠁡
  • person under the moon : she's outside
; ;
RSloosen, unfasten, untie, unravel, explain
  • RS. knife separating the horn from the cow ; explanation is unravelling of the truth
RS
fresh, new, delicious, rare, few
  • RS. fish and sheep to eat: tasty and fresh
RSmeet, come across, happen, flatter
  • walking in a lush forest : you happen to meet someone
RS
X
sex, color
  • open mouth shielded by the hand : man making a sexual proposal; change of color on the other person's face
; ;
RScolor, tint, hue, shade, form, body, beauty, desire for beauty
  • something beautiful makes the mouth fall open and results in people desiring it
  • what a person desires to see: color
; ;
RSwrap, pack, bundle, package
  • something wrapped around something else
RSdangerous, precarious, high
  • mouth falling open, looking upwards at the sight of a kneeling person on top of a cliff : dangerous behaviour in a high location
  • open mouth in the face of adversity
RS
X
make efforts
  • strong men showing their strength
RS
X
exempt, dismiss, escape, avoid
  • con.: strong men: loud mouths on high legs do as they please and go free
; ; ;
RSendeavor, make effort, urge
  • with huge strength one can escape from anything
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