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

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RSescape, spare, excuse from, evade
  • people with three mouths can escape and find excuses from anything
  • escape like a rabbit
; ; ;
RSflee, escape, break loose, live in retirement, ease
  • motion like a rabbit : flee; person who has fled lives in retirement and is at ease
RS
X
urgent, sudden, steep, hurry ; ; ;
RS𢚩quick, quickly, urgent, pressing, anxious, worried
  • running with open mouth and stressfully holding hand on the heart
; ; ;
RS
X
evening
  • moon rising from behind a mountain
𣄼 : 西 ; :
RS
X
many, much
  • "many moons ago..."; with : the only 2 k. sit. where the word -"many"- is spoken
;
RSevening, night, dusk; slanted
  • in the evening, at dusk, the half moon rises: ; it has a slanted appearance
𣄼 : 西 ; :
RS𡖇much, many, more than, over
  • if one sees the moon twice you have drunk too much; old variant: 𡖇
;
RS
defeated, beaten, load, burden, carry, bear
  • mouth blowing the seashell horn signalling the retreat: defeated army carrying it's wounded as a burden
RS
X
lack; be lacking
  • con.: exhausted palanquin bearers: men with open mouth , lacking all energy; man doing something with the mouth open; empty
RSowe, lack, be deficient, yawn, rad. 76
  • man with open mouth : he's yawning because he lacks sleep
RSlong time (ago), time passage, grow late
  • person having his head hanging against the bar: it has grown late in the evening, it's been a long time since he said something reasonable
  • RS. one form of foot, to detain someone from walking: long time
  • a person has long hair and a headache and gets a haircut and a head massage that lasts a long time , it will take a long time/i> before his hair grows back again
RSgo, rad. 34
  • walking person
RSgo slowly, foot, rad. 35
  • foot walking slowly
RS
chick
  • nest of birds consisting of several small beaks being fed seeds and vegetation
RS
X
name, fame, persons,
  • in the evening one identifies himself using the mouth
; ;
RS
X
each, individually, every, all
  • every person eats: hand holding food in relation to the mouth
; ;
RSname, rank, title, position
  • lit. in the dark one has to use the mouth to identify oneself
; ;
RSeach, individually, every, all
  • everyone has an individual mouth and feet
  • con.: person, walk and talk
; ;
RSreceive, welcome, greet
  • go and meet somebody with lofty words
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