The hand radical indicates that you have to turn a wheel, and the second component shows that you there are several turns.
Olivia Stewart
5 years ago
this character looks like a person turning their head. also, the hand radical on the side of the person figure looks like they are signalling a turn.
Joshua Andre Cuesta
5 years ago
looks like on the left is a pole and the right side looks like a guy swinging himself on the pole to turn
Hugo Obori
4 years ago
the hand radical gives hand signes where to turn to. the second part looks like a person that follows the handsigns and TURNS
Sherab Ghale
3 years ago
one needs their HAND in order TO TURN something.
Saffi Ullah
3 years ago
If you consider the hand radical to be a wall besides which you are walking and the other characters to be a wall facing you, then the space between these two looks like a corner of the street that you are supposed to TURN around.
Dinobi Ibegbu
2 years ago
The hand radical looks like its is TURNING and spinning someone around.
郑惠元
2 years ago
This one looks like a hand (the hand radical) and a vehicle — therefore, a hand driving behind a wheel, which is how I remember that this character has the meaning of “to turn.”
Crystal Lin
2 years ago
it has the hand radical on the left of the character and the 另 on the right looks like brakes and a steering wheel, so to turn you would need to TURN the wheel with your hands.
Anna
1 year ago
It looks like someone walking with a cane.
School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Nghia Nim
1 year ago
I imagine it is a hand holding a horse, to take a turn
School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Namuun Turkhuu
1 year ago
By recognizing the hand radical, this character looks like someone is turning something with their hands
Julia Murphy
6 months ago
This character looks like a person turning away.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Danial
1 month ago
the first part HAND radical, the second part reminds me of a person, and to TURN him around I touch him with my hand.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Khongorzul Odbaatar
1 month ago
This hand radical indicates that you use your hand to turn the wheels. The right part looks like car wheels.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Nathan
1 month ago
The 扌 (hand radical) on the left suggests an action involving movement. The 右 (right) part on the right can remind you of a direction (even though it doesn’t mean “right” here). Imagine using your hand (扌) to turn (拐) a steering wheel or handle in a different direction.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Baysaa
1 month ago
it looks like a person is spinning around a pole which can indicate TURN
The hand radical indicates that you have to turn a wheel, and the second component shows that you there are several turns.
this character looks like a person turning their head. also, the hand radical on the side of the person figure looks like they are signalling a turn.
looks like on the left is a pole and the right side looks like a guy swinging himself on the pole to turn
the hand radical gives hand signes where to turn to. the second part looks like a person that follows the handsigns and TURNS
one needs their HAND in order TO TURN something.
If you consider the hand radical to be a wall besides which you are walking and the other characters to be a wall facing you, then the space between these two looks like a corner of the street that you are supposed to TURN around.
The hand radical looks like its is TURNING and spinning someone around.
This one looks like a hand (the hand radical) and a vehicle — therefore, a hand driving behind a wheel, which is how I remember that this character has the meaning of “to turn.”
it has the hand radical on the left of the character and the 另 on the right looks like brakes and a steering wheel, so to turn you would need to TURN the wheel with your hands.
It looks like someone walking with a cane.
I imagine it is a hand holding a horse, to take a turn
By recognizing the hand radical, this character looks like someone is turning something with their hands
This character looks like a person turning away.
the first part HAND radical, the second part reminds me of a person, and to TURN him around I touch him with my hand.
This hand radical indicates that you use your hand to turn the wheels. The right part looks like car wheels.
The 扌 (hand radical) on the left suggests an action involving movement. The 右 (right) part on the right can remind you of a direction (even though it doesn’t mean “right” here). Imagine using your hand (扌) to turn (拐) a steering wheel or handle in a different direction.
it looks like a person is spinning around a pole which can indicate TURN