Since the character does not have a lot of strokes and the strokes are not complicated, perhaps someone was in the middle of writing the character and did not finish doing so.
Dany Sigha
4 years ago
I see a a train track. Trains are always on the GO.
Finn Cosgrove
3 years ago
looks like a city street blocked off, undergoing construction
Danial Tajwer
2 years ago
I remember this character because I’ve seen it being used in Chinese-speaking countries, as well as in Korea and Japan, as the local equivalent of tally marks. The character is made up of five strokes, which makes it super convenient for counting purposes. I associate this with the meaning of UNDERGOING because somebody using this character is in the process of counting up the quantity of something.
Haya
1 year ago
It looks like a building undergoing construction
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August Mahler
3 months ago
正 looks like a crosswalk, which people are “ongoing”
Since the character does not have a lot of strokes and the strokes are not complicated, perhaps someone was in the middle of writing the character and did not finish doing so.
I see a a train track. Trains are always on the GO.
looks like a city street blocked off, undergoing construction
I remember this character because I’ve seen it being used in Chinese-speaking countries, as well as in Korea and Japan, as the local equivalent of tally marks. The character is made up of five strokes, which makes it super convenient for counting purposes. I associate this with the meaning of UNDERGOING because somebody using this character is in the process of counting up the quantity of something.
It looks like a building undergoing construction
正 looks like a crosswalk, which people are “ongoing”