儿
JLPT HSK 1

ér, er
This character consists simplified of the radical for: "legs" Traditionally it was: 兒
Two separated legs as fragments or child.

	觉
JLPT HSK 1

jiào, jué
From top: light rays , cover: 冖, to see 见/見 (= an eye 目 on legs 儿)
When the sunshin falls through the cover on your seeing eyes you awake: from sleep.

	完
JLPT HSK 2

wán
Top: roof 宀, bottom: origin, chin. Yuan 元 (two 二 legs 儿)
A roof needs an origin (= groundwork, seating) to be finished and complete.

	境
JLPT HSK 3

jìng
Left: earth 土, right: actually 竟 (standing 立, sun 日 and legs 儿)
The earth remains standing, while the sun continues to go: We are at the border.

	元
JLPT HSK 3

yuán

Shows two 二 legs 儿, perhaps as they move like the circulation of the Yuan?

	克
JLPT HSK 4

kè
Top: ten 十, below: older brother 兄 (A big mouth 口 on feet 儿)
(The inferior must leave the battle-field, such as to run away using the legs:) The old 古 gets legs 儿, if it is subdued.

	免
JLPT HSK 4

miǎn
An escaping rabbit 兔: long ear ⺈, big eyes 罒, legs 儿 but without tail 丶(a rabbit on the run)
With a big ear, goggle-eyes and two long legs you can escape.

	无
JLPT HSK 4

wú
Composed of two 二 (here as: crossed out) and legs 儿
Legs striked through (=crossed out) twice as: negative.

	光
JLPT HSK 4

guāng
Combination of fire 火 and legs 儿. The legs stand for transportability of the fire (i.e. in a lantern)
The fire which can be transported stands for light.

	虎
JLPT HSK 4

hǔ
Top: tiger 虍 (pictograph: jumping tiger with protruding teeth), below: hind legs 儿
Only a tiger on hind legs is a real tiger.

	允
JLPT HSK 4

yǔn
Top: nose 厶, below: legs 儿
Who has a nose and legs shall be permitted.

	竟
JLPT HSK 4

jìng
Top: sound 音 (Stand/Get up 立 into the day 日 with sounds [of the alarm clock]), bottom: legs 儿
(My knee is cracking!) Sounds in the legs? Actually?

	充
JLPT HSK 5

chōng
Top: newborn baby (child 子 turned upside down, because at birth with head first), below: legs 儿 - Here: see similarity to flow/stream 流
The new born baby flounders with his legs to be 'filled' [= fed] and thus be satisfied.

	统
JLPT HSK 5

tǒng
Left: thread 纟/糸, right: satisfy, to fill 充 (The newborn baby [= child 子 upside down, because it comes with the head first] flounders with his legs 儿 to be 'filled' [= fed] and thus be satisfied. (cf. 流)
Threads are satisfying if they are in a context. (i.e. woven)

	兄
JLPT HSK 5

xiōng
A mouth 口 and feet 儿
A "big mouth on legs" is my older brother.

	兔
JLPT HSK 5

tù
avoid/escape 免 (an escaping rabbit 兔: long ears ⺈, big eyes 罒, legs 儿) and further short tail 丶
It can 'escape' and has a short tail: The rabbit.

	兆
JLPT HSK 6

zhào
Pictograph: cracks in a turtle shell (was used in ancient China for divination)
The cracked turtle shell shows a trillion signs.

	兜
JLPT HSK 6

dōu
Inside: white 白, outside: handles コ, and legs 儿 (or tassels ..)
A white bag with handles and tassels.

	党
JLPT HSK 6

dǎng
Top: still/esteem 尚 (A small 小 house 宀 with a window 口 is furthermore esteemed.), below: legs 儿 (or: elder brother 兄 = A big mouth 口 on feet 儿)
I have esteem for my elder brother's party.

	兢
JLPT HSK 6

jīng
Twice: subdue 克 (The old 古 gets legs 儿, when it is subdued)
Being doubly subdued is apprehensive.

	彪
JLPT no HSK

biāo
Left: tiger 虎 (= tiger 虍 on the hind legs 儿), right: hair 彡
The tiger's hair have stripes.

	兀
JLPT no HSK

wù

Up to the measuring line 一 are the legs 儿, that's how high he is risen.

	倪
JLPT no HSK

ní
Left: person 亻, right: fragment, child 兒/儿 (simplified to 儿, with mortar 臼 and legs 儿)
The person, who is like a 'child' is: feeble.

	霓
JLPT no HSK

ní
Top: rain 雨, bottom: fragment, child 兒/儿 (typically simplified to 儿, as a mortar 臼 and legs 儿)
At rain the rainbow 虹 has a child: the secondary.