The Chinese Radical: 垂


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Meaning
hanging down    垂

Explanation

Used in these characters:
JLPT HSK 1
to sleep
shuì
Left: eye 目, right: suspend/drop/drip 垂 (A vehicle 車 with two further wheels, of which one is loose and almost drops off.)
My eyes are almost dropping off, I am sleepy.  
JLPT HSK 6
to hang (down), droop, dangle, nearly, almost
chuí

A vehicle 車 with two further wheels, of which one is loose and almost drops off.  
JLPT HSK 6
hammer, to hammer into shape, weight
chuí
Left: metal 钅, right: suspend, hang down 垂 (A vehicle 車 with two further wheels, of which one is loose and almost drops off.) [Here: Bell 钟 seen from above with bell body 口 and bearing axle 丨]
This bell 钟 has a bearing 二 of the axle 丨 and on both sides of the body 口 are three ≡,≡ hammers, or mallets.  
JLPT HSK 6
saliva, to spit
tuò
Left: mouth 口, right: suspend/drop 垂 (A vehicle 車 with two further wheels, of which one is loose and almost drops off.)
From the mouth drops the saliva.  
JLPT no HSK
beat with the fist, to hammer, to cudgel
chuí
Left: hand 扌, right: hang (down), droop 垂 (A vehicle 車 with two further wheels, of which one is loose and almost drops off.)
The hand hangs (or moves) downwards, when: beating with the cudgel or fist.  

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