There are three components in this character, the flesh radical indicates it is a part of our body, the second shows that we need it to “go/去” places and the last one looks like a footimprint we leave on the sand when we go places…
Tony Kinninger
5 years ago
It has the moon radical, the “go” character in the middle, and a hook on the right. I think of this character as “the first human to go and step FOOT on the moon.”
Anar Chuluunbaatar
2 years ago
there is 去 so we can go and walk, which can be related to the meaning-foot
Henry Stewart
1 year ago
It has the flesh radical so you know it is a body part, and 去。So it is the body part you use to GO somewhere.
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NYU Shanghai
Sondor Ts
1 year ago
Middle part is similar to kicking something chubby.
Ezra Palmore
1 year ago
The 去 means go and use your feet to go to places
School Affiliation
NYU New York
Mishka
1 year ago
A month 月 of going 去 to play FOOT(ball) in a rectangular ▯ field = 脚
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Linh Hoang
1 year ago
left is flesh, and middle is qu (go), and finally it looks like a flag. you need your FOOT which is a flesh to walk and hold a flag
School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Jose Luis Garcia
1 year ago
it means leg in Chinese and it looks like a little person running in a track.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
McKenna Lipkin
8 months ago
Imagine that the two outer sides represent your two feet. The middle piece is 去， and you use your two feet to go.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Bindy
3 months ago
the order of the 3 part from left to right: it looks like a flesh is walking /去/ on a looong hoook which is its FOOT
masha
3 months ago
The radical 月 means flesh, and 却 looks like stepping back, so it’s the flesh you use to move — your foot.
There are three components in this character, the flesh radical indicates it is a part of our body, the second shows that we need it to “go/去” places and the last one looks like a footimprint we leave on the sand when we go places…
It has the moon radical, the “go” character in the middle, and a hook on the right. I think of this character as “the first human to go and step FOOT on the moon.”
there is 去 so we can go and walk, which can be related to the meaning-foot
It has the flesh radical so you know it is a body part, and 去。So it is the body part you use to GO somewhere.
Middle part is similar to kicking something chubby.
The 去 means go and use your feet to go to places
A month 月 of going 去 to play FOOT(ball) in a rectangular ▯ field = 脚
left is flesh, and middle is qu (go), and finally it looks like a flag. you need your FOOT which is a flesh to walk and hold a flag
it means leg in Chinese and it looks like a little person running in a track.
Imagine that the two outer sides represent your two feet. The middle piece is 去， and you use your two feet to go.
the order of the 3 part from left to right: it looks like a flesh is walking /去/ on a looong hoook which is its FOOT
The radical 月 means flesh, and 却 looks like stepping back, so it’s the flesh you use to move — your foot.