- 丷(two diagonal strokes (hand grasping))
- 彐(hand grasping; fist)
- 禾禾(two bundles of rice)
One hand holding two bundles of grain at the same time symbolizes taking on multiple duties concurrently.
Size
Style
● connected
⌘/ · help
to have both (at the same time)
He has both roles, serving as both a teacher and a student.
to have both (at the same time)
He has both roles, serving as both a teacher and a student.
One hand holding two bundles of grain at the same time symbolizes taking on multiple duties concurrently.
A drooping beard drawn downward became the connective word meaning "and, but, moreover" in sentences.
A hand holding a piece of meat — that is 'to have'.
A footstep moving forward on the ground represents "go to," which then becomes a grammatical particle.
One hand holding two bundles of grain at the same time symbolizes taking on multiple duties concurrently.
A drooping beard drawn downward became the connective word meaning "and, but, moreover" in sentences.
A hand holding a piece of meat — that is 'to have'.
A footstep moving forward on the ground represents "go to," which then becomes a grammatical particle.
to have both (at the same time)
to have both (at the same time)
Explore more related entries to look up.