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
4 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
10 months 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.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Sondor Ts
10 months ago
Middle part is similar to kicking something chubby.
Ezra Palmore
10 months ago
The 去 means go and use your feet to go to places
School Affiliation
NYU New York
Mishka
10 months ago
A month 月 of going 去 to play FOOT(ball) in a rectangular ▯ field = 脚
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Linh Hoang
10 months 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
9 months ago
it means leg in Chinese and it looks like a little person running in a track.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
McKenna Lipkin
3 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.
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.