A guest comes under your roof and you offer them food, so there’s the character for roof and hand.
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Anu Bat-yeruult
5 years ago
The top part means roof and the middle part looks like someone crossing his/her hands. So I imagine that I’m welcoming a guest who came to my home.
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Angelo Giovannoni
4 years ago
there’s a roof with a figure and a door, showing that they are welcoming a guest in
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Maria Wani
3 years ago
It looks like a person sitting on a bed, under a roof. Thus, he is a guest
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Dinobi Ibegbu
2 years ago
It has the roof radical and anyone invited under one’s ‘roof’ is a ‘guest’.
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Danial Tajwer
2 years ago
You bring your Guest under your “roof,” you shake their “hand,” and then you offer them food for their “mouth.”
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Jinu Shim
2 years ago
The roof radical on the top and kou underneath reminds me of bringing for for the guest.
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Aerin Jolie Tran
2 years ago
Under a roof use tongs to serve food for guests
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Jonas Ranft
2 years ago
Someone comes “under” your roof. You eat using your hands and your mouth.
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Haya Faisal
1 year ago
It looks like a roof, An acorn with a hat and a car. co guests come to your house in a car to eat an acorn
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Binderiya M
6 months ago
It looks like a GUEST is coming and a lady is standing under the roof, crossing her hands as long as she can and giving a square plate for the guest to eat.
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Nurbol Ibrai
6 months ago
I remember it as the middle part being a person with open arms welcoming a guest to sit on a chair under the roof of their home.
A guest comes under your roof and you offer them food, so there’s the character for roof and hand.
The top part means roof and the middle part looks like someone crossing his/her hands. So I imagine that I’m welcoming a guest who came to my home.
there’s a roof with a figure and a door, showing that they are welcoming a guest in
It looks like a person sitting on a bed, under a roof. Thus, he is a guest
It has the roof radical and anyone invited under one’s ‘roof’ is a ‘guest’.
You bring your Guest under your “roof,” you shake their “hand,” and then you offer them food for their “mouth.”
The roof radical on the top and kou underneath reminds me of bringing for for the guest.
Under a roof use tongs to serve food for guests
Someone comes “under” your roof. You eat using your hands and your mouth.
It looks like a roof, An acorn with a hat and a car. co guests come to your house in a car to eat an acorn
It looks like a GUEST is coming and a lady is standing under the roof, crossing her hands as long as she can and giving a square plate for the guest to eat.
I remember it as the middle part being a person with open arms welcoming a guest to sit on a chair under the roof of their home.