Chinese médecine is known for being herbal, hence why this character has the grass radical above.
Sally Park
4 years ago
this character sounds and looks similar to 约， and the grass radical reminds me of how herbal medicines.
Brooklin Dozier
3 years ago
Chinese medicine incorporates herbs, therefore, the radical of meaning “grass” is fitting.
Hugo Obori
3 years ago
chinese medicine is many times from natural herbes so it comes from grass which. is the radical
Sherab Ghale
2 years ago
It is a herbal “MEDICINE” made out of “GRASS”.
Anar Chuluunbaatar
2 years ago
The top character is a bamboo and because Chinese are very good at making medicine using plants, I saw it as a part of a medicine ingredient.
柯舒悦
1 year ago
the character consists of the grass radical and in the past and also now in my culture people like to cure illnesses using herbal medicines.
Maral
1 year ago
the “grass” radical makes the character easy to remember because most of the medicines are made from herbs.
Nomun Altan-Ochir
1 year ago
it has a grass radical and the bottom part 约 means to appointment. To combine them, we can think this way people make an appointment with a doctor to get something that comes from grass and nature. (thinking about traditional medicine)
Jonas Ranft
1 year ago
In New York you can buy medicine.
Paula
1 year ago
The word has the grass radical with relates to herbal medicine, so herbs = grass.
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Nghia Nim
10 months ago
You eat herbs because it promises you to get better.
Chinese médecine is known for being herbal, hence why this character has the grass radical above.
this character sounds and looks similar to 约， and the grass radical reminds me of how herbal medicines.
Chinese medicine incorporates herbs, therefore, the radical of meaning “grass” is fitting.
chinese medicine is many times from natural herbes so it comes from grass which. is the radical
It is a herbal “MEDICINE” made out of “GRASS”.
The top character is a bamboo and because Chinese are very good at making medicine using plants, I saw it as a part of a medicine ingredient.
the character consists of the grass radical and in the past and also now in my culture people like to cure illnesses using herbal medicines.
the “grass” radical makes the character easy to remember because most of the medicines are made from herbs.
it has a grass radical and the bottom part 约 means to appointment. To combine them, we can think this way people make an appointment with a doctor to get something that comes from grass and nature. (thinking about traditional medicine)
In New York you can buy medicine.
The word has the grass radical with relates to herbal medicine, so herbs = grass.
You eat herbs because it promises you to get better.