分
JLPT HSK 1

fēn, fèn
Top: eight 八, bottom: sword 刀
Use eight swords for dividing.

	小
JLPT HSK 1

xiǎo

A person 亅 with the arms 八 close to the body appears: small.

	八
JLPT HSK 1

bā

Side view of two hands with the four fingers (without thumb) streched which means eight in total.

	六
JLPT HSK 1

liù

One 丶 plus two 八 makes three. With a cut 一 it is divided, which provides six parts.

	公
JLPT HSK 2

gōng
Eight 八, nose 厶 (a nose in side view)
Eight noses stand for the public.

	只
JLPT HSK 3

zhī, zhǐ
Image of a person consisting only of a mouth 口 and two legs 八
This person has a huge mouth, which is only one and unique.

	具
JLPT HSK 4

jù
An eye 目 and a table
The eye sees on the table: a tool.

	兵
JLPT HSK 5

bīng
Top: hill 丘 (An axe 斤 in the ground 一 as a burial object in the [burial] mound/hill.), below: eight 八
At the hill are eight soldiers.

	兽
JLPT HSK 6

shòu
From top: out 丷 (here: widely), rice field 田, one 一 mouth 口
Widely open like a rice field is one mouth of the beast.

	叭
JLPT HSK 6

bā
Left: mouth 口, right: eight 八
From a "mouth" that widens [towards the lower end] like an eight 八 comes the "sound of a trumpet".

	趴
JLPT HSK 6

pā
Left: foot 足 (knee cap 口 and footprint 止), right: eight 八 (here: two legs)
When the feet are aside to the legs, you are lying on the stomach.

	睦
JLPT HSK 6

mù
Left: eye 目, right: 坴 (eight 八, 2 x land 土)
The view on all that land is friendly and harmonious.

	扒
JLPT HSK 6

bā, pá
Left: hand 扌, right: eight 八, (here variant of: grab/catch 抓 [The hand 扌 as a claw 爪 for: grabbing or arresting]
The hand is claw-like for: clinging or holding.

	兮
JLPT no HSK

xī

"Eight 八 seaweeds 丂" as exclamation

	冀
JLPT no HSK

jì
Top: north 北 (2 people sit back-to-back because it is cold in: the north.), bottom: differ, extraordinary 異 (Put a rice paddy 田 together 共 (with other paddies) and you will see how much they differ.)
Also in the north, our fields shall be extraordinary: This is what we hope.

	逵
JLPT no HSK

kuí
Left: movement 辶, right: 坴 (2x earth 土, in the middle: two ways 八)
For the movement on two ways between twice 'earths' [hills?], there is: a crossing.