It looks like if the person radical is putting a ribbon on the person on the right because he is TRANSFORMING him into a hero for his bravery.
Kat Flanigen
5 years ago
this person is wearing a scarf on their head and TRANSFORMS by putting it around their neck instead
Nicole Cheah
4 years ago
how i memorize this character: the left hand side of this character is the person radical. people can use their voices to enact change / transform society for the better.
Oyunbolor Buyannemekh
4 years ago
The radicle on the left side looks like a person, and the radicle on the right side looks like a TRANSFORMED person in a different pose.
Sherab Ghale
3 years ago
It looks like a “Person” went through a cultural ‘Transformation”.
Mahrukh Shaikh
3 years ago
the 人 radical on the right looks like a person standing, the right side looks like the person reaching their hand out, so they’re transforming (化）
Yuni Song
2 years ago
It looks like a person went through the cultural transformation
Jinu Shim
2 years ago
Left is the person radical and the right is the same character as the 北京的“北”。
Nomun Altan-Ochir
2 years ago
This character means a flower with the grass radical. The version without the “grass” radical transforms the meaning, even though the pinying is almost the same.
Hyounsuk(Kevin) Ock
2 years ago
the person radical on the left side and right radical is same from 比。
AJ Noble
2 years ago
This characters second half looks like the first half but the line crossing it has transformed into a different part.
Dinobi Ibegbu
2 years ago
This character has the bottom part of the character 花 (flower) and sounds similar to the pronunciation of the it. I remember the meaning, “TO TRANSFORM” because a flower transforms from a tiny bud to a beautiful bloomed flower.
Nghia Nim
1 year ago
person (亻) is like a flower (匕) they transform over the seasons (化)
Linh Hoang
1 year ago
looks like a person standing on the left, a person sitting down on the ground on the right and raise a hand up, indicating TRANSFORMATION
School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Steven Lo
8 months ago
This character includes the person radical which suggests a connection to people. It also has the dagger radical representing change and transformation. Together, I see this character as the symbol of the transformation of people and society, which is connected to culture. Culture itself is a process of transformation over time, shaped by people’s experiences, traditions, and growth. Another hint: it sounds the same as “flower,” and coincidentally, this character is also part of the character for flower
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
temie
3 months ago
The person radical 亻has TRANSFORMED into the right part of the character
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Bindy
3 months ago
look like someone/person radical/ is TRANSFORMING to something very flexible and holding a sword
Ellie M
3 months ago
I remember this character as it’s the bottom portion of a character we have learned previously, 花 (meaning flower). This 化 is without the bamboo radical, to show that the meaning isn’t related to plants or flowers, but still keeps the transformative portions (flowers are transformed seeds, 化 is transformed without the seed)
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Errol Chouest
3 months ago
This character has the person radical on the left, and what looks like the character for seven on the right. Both 七 (qī) and 起 (qǐ) have similar pronunciations, with 起 meaning to raise or start, representing the person starting a TRANSFORMATION
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Masha
3 months ago
A person radical on the left and smth that looks like the person upside down in the right — it transformed
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Tuvshinsaikhan Khurelbaatar
3 months ago
花 just transformed and lost its grass!
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Nurbol
3 months ago
The left radical person looks like it TRANSFORMED and looks a bit different(becoming the right radical).
It looks like if the person radical is putting a ribbon on the person on the right because he is TRANSFORMING him into a hero for his bravery.
this person is wearing a scarf on their head and TRANSFORMS by putting it around their neck instead
how i memorize this character: the left hand side of this character is the person radical. people can use their voices to enact change / transform society for the better.
The radicle on the left side looks like a person, and the radicle on the right side looks like a TRANSFORMED person in a different pose.
It looks like a “Person” went through a cultural ‘Transformation”.
the 人 radical on the right looks like a person standing, the right side looks like the person reaching their hand out, so they’re transforming (化）
It looks like a person went through the cultural transformation
Left is the person radical and the right is the same character as the 北京的“北”。
This character means a flower with the grass radical. The version without the “grass” radical transforms the meaning, even though the pinying is almost the same.
the person radical on the left side and right radical is same from 比。
This characters second half looks like the first half but the line crossing it has transformed into a different part.
This character has the bottom part of the character 花 (flower) and sounds similar to the pronunciation of the it. I remember the meaning, “TO TRANSFORM” because a flower transforms from a tiny bud to a beautiful bloomed flower.
person (亻) is like a flower (匕) they transform over the seasons (化)
looks like a person standing on the left, a person sitting down on the ground on the right and raise a hand up, indicating TRANSFORMATION
This character includes the person radical which suggests a connection to people. It also has the dagger radical representing change and transformation. Together, I see this character as the symbol of the transformation of people and society, which is connected to culture. Culture itself is a process of transformation over time, shaped by people’s experiences, traditions, and growth. Another hint: it sounds the same as “flower,” and coincidentally, this character is also part of the character for flower
The person radical 亻has TRANSFORMED into the right part of the character
look like someone/person radical/ is TRANSFORMING to something very flexible and holding a sword
I remember this character as it’s the bottom portion of a character we have learned previously, 花 (meaning flower). This 化 is without the bamboo radical, to show that the meaning isn’t related to plants or flowers, but still keeps the transformative portions (flowers are transformed seeds, 化 is transformed without the seed)
This character has the person radical on the left, and what looks like the character for seven on the right. Both 七 (qī) and 起 (qǐ) have similar pronunciations, with 起 meaning to raise or start, representing the person starting a TRANSFORMATION
A person radical on the left and smth that looks like the person upside down in the right — it transformed
花 just transformed and lost its grass!
The left radical person looks like it TRANSFORMED and looks a bit different(becoming the right radical).