The radical indicates that you need a hand to move an object, and the fact that it is followed by two characters (the second which has two stacked on top of each other) indicates that it is a heavy object to move.
Tony Kinninger
4 years ago
Then pronunciation sounds like the car you need to do this action.
Kat Flanigen
4 years ago
the hand radical is moving the three heavy objects next to it
Damya Bhatia
4 years ago
the radical on the extreme left is a hand, the radical on the extreme right bottom is also a hand. You need two pairs of hands to lift a heavy object
Madeleine Spencer
4 years ago
This character has lots of components and two hands holding them on either side. This character looks like it would be “heavy”
Brooklin Dozier
3 years ago
The hand is used to move objects, therefore the hand radical fits in this character.
Hugo Obori
3 years ago
the left character is a hand and the right part has a lot of lines and dots which indicates that it is MOVING HEAVY OBJECTS
Yash Rajeev
3 years ago
it looks like a person trying to push a fridge and a table with a tv on it .
Oyunbolor Buyannemekh
3 years ago
On the left side, it has a hand radicle. Radicles on the right look tall and many objects, which is heavy. So it looks like the hand is trying TO MOVE those HEAVY OBJECTS.
Sherab Ghale
2 years ago
One needs their “HAND” in order ‘TO MOVE” something.
Yuni Song
2 years ago
The radical of this character is hand. And hands are used to move something.
Jinu Shim
1 year ago
Has a hand radical on the left. the middle character looks like a ship and the right character looks similar to the character “没“.
Maral
1 year ago
It has a hand radical and hand radical’s next three characters looks hard to memorize, so we can remember it is as hard and heavy, and the meaning is “to move (heavy object)”.
Nomun Altan-Ochir
1 year ago
the left radical “扌” (shǒu) represents the hand or action, and the right part “般” (bān) represents “sort” or “kind.” Combining them, the character means “to move” or “to relocate.”
Jasmin Normatova
1 year ago
The left part of the character is a hand radical and the middle part looks like a kettlebell that is hard to lift up with one HAND and move, therefore there is a second hand radical on the right , above which 几 indicating several HANDS are needed to MOVE a heavy kettlebell.
Deniz Acar Köstem
8 months ago
This character has the hand radical first, pushing and MOVING all the other heavy components of the character.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
Zere
7 months ago
The radical in this character is a hand radical, which is followed by two characters that look like a door and heavy boxes.
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
egi
7 months ago
the first radical means hand and the whole character looks like someone carrying objects full of hand
School Affiliation
NYU Shanghai
sondor
7 months ago
If we think about that words we learned in Lesson 16 it can be 从家搬出去 which is using your HAND 手 to lift things which is the right part of the character so it’s so simple that using your hand to move things.
Linh Hoang
7 months ago
left part is the hand radical, middle looks like 舟 (radical for boat) and the right looks like the right part of 没. When you need to move a boat with your hands and you don’t have water, it is moving something very heavy.
School Affiliation
NYU Abu Dhabi
Angelina Zagdjav
20 days ago
搬is made up of radical “hand” 手 and the phonetic component 般 meaning “sort/kind”. Imagine moving to a new place, carrying all kinds of things with your hands.
The radical indicates that you need a hand to move an object, and the fact that it is followed by two characters (the second which has two stacked on top of each other) indicates that it is a heavy object to move.
Then pronunciation sounds like the car you need to do this action.
the hand radical is moving the three heavy objects next to it
the radical on the extreme left is a hand, the radical on the extreme right bottom is also a hand. You need two pairs of hands to lift a heavy object
This character has lots of components and two hands holding them on either side. This character looks like it would be “heavy”
The hand is used to move objects, therefore the hand radical fits in this character.
the left character is a hand and the right part has a lot of lines and dots which indicates that it is MOVING HEAVY OBJECTS
it looks like a person trying to push a fridge and a table with a tv on it .
On the left side, it has a hand radicle. Radicles on the right look tall and many objects, which is heavy. So it looks like the hand is trying TO MOVE those HEAVY OBJECTS.
One needs their “HAND” in order ‘TO MOVE” something.
The radical of this character is hand. And hands are used to move something.
Has a hand radical on the left. the middle character looks like a ship and the right character looks similar to the character “没“.
It has a hand radical and hand radical’s next three characters looks hard to memorize, so we can remember it is as hard and heavy, and the meaning is “to move (heavy object)”.
the left radical “扌” (shǒu) represents the hand or action, and the right part “般” (bān) represents “sort” or “kind.” Combining them, the character means “to move” or “to relocate.”
The left part of the character is a hand radical and the middle part looks like a kettlebell that is hard to lift up with one HAND and move, therefore there is a second hand radical on the right , above which 几 indicating several HANDS are needed to MOVE a heavy kettlebell.
This character has the hand radical first, pushing and MOVING all the other heavy components of the character.
The radical in this character is a hand radical, which is followed by two characters that look like a door and heavy boxes.
the first radical means hand and the whole character looks like someone carrying objects full of hand
If we think about that words we learned in Lesson 16 it can be 从家搬出去 which is using your HAND 手 to lift things which is the right part of the character so it’s so simple that using your hand to move things.
left part is the hand radical, middle looks like 舟 (radical for boat) and the right looks like the right part of 没. When you need to move a boat with your hands and you don’t have water, it is moving something very heavy.
搬is made up of radical “hand” 手 and the phonetic component 般 meaning “sort/kind”. Imagine moving to a new place, carrying all kinds of things with your hands.