The Radical: 夋


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Meaning
to stay, linger    夋

Explanation

Used in these Kanji:
JLPT HSK 5
smart, eminent, handsome, talented
jùn
Left: person , right: dawdle (nose , legs , cross-legged )
A person with such a nose, legs and contorted feet must be smart.

Vocabulary
JLPT HSK 6
(of mountains) high, harsh or severe
jùn
Left: mountain , right: dawdle = go slowly (nose , legs , upturned foot )
A mountain, that has a nose, legs and an 'upturned foot' must be high and harsh.

Vocabulary
JLPT HSK 6
to instigate, incite, to stir up
suō
Left: mouth , right: to dawdle (nose , legs , upturned foot )
Mouth, nose, legs and an upturned foot: That shall instigate?

Vocabulary
JLPT no HSK
to move back and forth, shuttle (textiles)
suō
Left: tree , right: to dawdle (nose , legs , upturned foot )
The wood, with a nose at the front, legs at the end and upturns is a shuttle (at the loom).

Vocabulary
JLPT no HSK
spirited horse
jùn
Left: horse (=馬 with mane, four legs und tail ㄅ), right: dawdle (nose , legs , upturned foot )
A horse with this nose, legs and upturned feet must be spirited.

Vocabulary
JLPT no HSK
complete, finish
jùn
Left: to stand , right: to dawdle =go slowly (nose , legs , upturned foot )
(At the end of a race) You can stand (still) or dawdle when you have: completed or finished (the race).

Vocabulary
JLPT no HSK
to deepen (e.g. a ditch), excavate, extract
jùn
Left: water , right: to dawdle = go slowly or to stay (nose , legs , upturned foot )
When water shall stay there, we need to excavate.

Vocabulary

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