When there is little （少）water (the radical) there is sand.
Hugo Obori
3 years ago
it is comprised of the water radical and little. in the desert, when there is little water, there is sand.
Nicole Cheah
3 years ago
water radical on the left; right hand radical means less of; thus, this goes to show how there is less water; so it reminds someone of a place that is dry like a desert where there is sand
Mahrukh Shaikh
2 years ago
thinking of the beach, where there is less 少 water 水radical, there is sand (沙）
Elise Tucker
2 years ago
The way the water radical looks reminds me of all the small sand particles, and the right hand side makes me think of how all the grains of sand flow together smoothly.
Ken Saengkla
2 years ago
There’s a water radical on the left and 少 which means less on the right, which could be said there’s less water, which means dry, making me think of sand.
Anar Chuluunbaatar
2 years ago
it looks like all the small radicals are resembling sand pieces
Nomun Altan-Ochir
1 year ago
The character is composed of the “氵” (shuǐ) radical on the left side, which means “water,” and the character “少” (shǎo) on the right side, which means “few” or “little.” This suggests that the character might represent a place where there is little water or a scarcity of resources.
Jinu Shim
1 year ago
The left side of the character has the water radical and the right side of the character has the character that means small.
郑惠元
1 year ago
Because there is a water radical, you know that this location/word would be related to either a lot of water/lack of water. And because the character on the right indicates “small,” it means a location that doesn’t have a lot of water.
Dinobi Ibegbu
1 year ago
the water radical 氵and the less or little radical shao are together meaning the little particles by the water, which is SAND.
Dinobi Ibegbu
1 year ago
the water radical 氵and the less or little radical shao are together meaning the little particles by the water, which is SAND.
Dinobi Ibegbu
1 year ago
the water radical 氵and the less or little radical shao are together meaning the little particles by the water, which is SAND.
Munkh-Erdene Altanbaatar
1 year ago
A Smiley face which means small next to a water radical can be referred to as “SAND” next to the beach.
Dinobi Ibegbu
1 year ago
the water radical 氵and the less or little radical shao are together meaning the little particles by the water, which is SAND.
Michaella Blemur
1 year ago
The water radical is on the left and I see a face on the right smiling. The person is smiling because they can turn water into sand~
School Affiliation
NYU New York
sondor
7 months ago
There is SAND near to the ‘little’ ‘water’
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Sasha Churyumova
7 months ago
沙发 literaly means “to generate the sand”. When you spend too much time lying on sofa, you “dripping the sand” out of you (in Russian this idiom means you became pretty old and will soon turn into dust)
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Nghia Nim
7 months ago
Something small next to water (like a river or a beach) is sand
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Nomu
12 days ago
to write sand, we have to remember what else is a lot on earth like the word we want to write, which is water. the front part looks like water droplets and the part on the right means small, as sands are small.
When there is little （少）water (the radical) there is sand.
it is comprised of the water radical and little. in the desert, when there is little water, there is sand.
water radical on the left; right hand radical means less of; thus, this goes to show how there is less water; so it reminds someone of a place that is dry like a desert where there is sand
thinking of the beach, where there is less 少 water 水radical, there is sand (沙）
The way the water radical looks reminds me of all the small sand particles, and the right hand side makes me think of how all the grains of sand flow together smoothly.
There’s a water radical on the left and 少 which means less on the right, which could be said there’s less water, which means dry, making me think of sand.
it looks like all the small radicals are resembling sand pieces
The character is composed of the “氵” (shuǐ) radical on the left side, which means “water,” and the character “少” (shǎo) on the right side, which means “few” or “little.” This suggests that the character might represent a place where there is little water or a scarcity of resources.
The left side of the character has the water radical and the right side of the character has the character that means small.
Because there is a water radical, you know that this location/word would be related to either a lot of water/lack of water. And because the character on the right indicates “small,” it means a location that doesn’t have a lot of water.
the water radical 氵and the less or little radical shao are together meaning the little particles by the water, which is SAND.
the water radical 氵and the less or little radical shao are together meaning the little particles by the water, which is SAND.
the water radical 氵and the less or little radical shao are together meaning the little particles by the water, which is SAND.
A Smiley face which means small next to a water radical can be referred to as “SAND” next to the beach.
the water radical 氵and the less or little radical shao are together meaning the little particles by the water, which is SAND.
The water radical is on the left and I see a face on the right smiling. The person is smiling because they can turn water into sand~
There is SAND near to the ‘little’ ‘water’
沙发 literaly means “to generate the sand”. When you spend too much time lying on sofa, you “dripping the sand” out of you (in Russian this idiom means you became pretty old and will soon turn into dust)
Something small next to water (like a river or a beach) is sand
to write sand, we have to remember what else is a lot on earth like the word we want to write, which is water. the front part looks like water droplets and the part on the right means small, as sands are small.