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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RScover, shield, protect, intercept
  • cover and shield a multitude of sweets () while on the road so nobody intercepts them
RSnumerous, various, multitude
  • mouth without a sweet demanding a multitude of things near the fire in the house 广
RS
heal, cure
  • treat sick people after a disaster : heal
  • ⓢ treat a sick baby
RSpeaceful, quiet, happy, healthy
  • hand tendering flowers at a broad 广 water place: peaceful and quiet activity; cleaner holding a broom cleaning a wide 广 marketplace: quiet peaceful activity
RSdysentery, diarrhea
  • sickness where you have the feeling that your bowls are reaped with a knife
RS
X
seat
  • frame stuffed with cloth and covered with leather 廿 in the servants' quarters 广, to avoid the humidity of the earthen floor
; al. :
RSseat, mat, take seat, banquet
  • cloth and picture of mat ; broad 广frame with cloth covered in leather 廿
RScorridor, porch, veranda
  • gentleman walking in his broad 广 corridor or veranda
RSrub, scour, grind, friction
  • hand rubbing hemp to expose the fibers
RS
correct, right, facing, opposed
  • the law spoken by the king stands above all else, big and small
  • ⓢ two hands correcting something
  • correct again therefore deserve a thump up
RSprefecture, prefect, government
  • government building 广 where govt. officials representing the prefecture attach stamps to things
RS
X
be sick, illness
  • an influential citizen can afford a quiet side room to rest and recuperate
RSillness, sickness, disease
  • being sick one should keep warm near the hearth
RSseries, serial order, sequence, preface, foreword
  • RS. shuttle going back and forth indicating the series or sequence 广: ; the preface sums up the order of the book
RSpain, ache, sorry, sad, bitter
  • path of a sickness is fraught with pain
RSrot, decay, spoil, rotten
  • flesh lying in a government building not being taken care of
RSusual, common, ordinary, mediocre
  • two hands using a pestle after which the resultant produce is stored in a container : common and ordinary procedure in the country side
RS
X
storehouse
  • the side building 广 of the transport man where parcels are stored before he transports them with his cart
;
RS
armory, treasury, storehouse
  • spacious storehouse 广 housing the cart of the merchant
;
RScraving, weakness for, habit, addiction
  • sickness so bad you want your head cut off : weakness or addiction
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