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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RSperform, act, put on, exercise
  • respectfully perform a religious ceremony with holy water
  • performance about a tiger and water
  • resembles someone playing/performing/practicing the sax next to a music stand
RS
property, wealth, capital, assets, resources, contribute
  • people ranked according to money : wealth
RScreek, stream, beach, sea coast
  • place near the water where soldiers can fight
RS
soak, steep, dye, stains, sodden
  • being blamed that something got soaked in water while in reality thorns pierced the protective clothing
RSvast, immense, flood, deluge
  • a lot of water together : immense flood
RS
X
next, subsequent, -x events, rank next to ; ; ; 姿
RSorder, sequence, next
  • men with open mouth having run a marathon in urgent need of refreshment : they arrive in a certain order; one is second : there's always a next one
; ; ; 姿
RSweak, watery, faint, thin, insipid, tasteless
  • water cooked on fire for thin tea
RSmarsh, swamp, grace, brilliance
  • watery place where one can put one's foot
RS
X
China, Han dynasty 206 B.C.- 220 A.D., man
  • "this era will be known for its clean living good vegetarians 𦰩
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RS
the Chinese people, Chinese language, Han Chinese
  • people renowned for making pottery and ceramics in clay with water
  • people living near the Han-river with skilful hands
RS
X
decide, be decided
  • village headman deciding the distribution of the water in the reservoir for the rice fields
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RS
decide, determine, judge
  • RS. spit (water) coming from a man's mouth who has decided /fixed decision
  • ⓢ big decisive man decides to breach the ice
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RSdesert, aloof, indifferent, cool
  • place with no grass and no water because of the sun
RS
X
comfort, ease, music (pleasant sounds), enjoy, pleasant
  • when people living in wooded areas can afford to eat lots of white rice . Old k. : drum on a stand
; ; ; ;
RS𣸧deep, depth, far, very, extreme
  • a deep hole with water at the bottom
RS𣑱𩃵dye, be contagious, infect
  • RS. dye from a tree a hook into the water : infections spread like dye in a cloth
RS
freeze, cold, congeal, jelly
  • morning sun shining through the trees on the frozen ice
RS
X
black
  • fields of a village after the harvest: straw is burned as fertilizer:
RSblack, dark, evil
  • village fields being burned in autumn
  • man being burnt to black ashes from walking into fire
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