- 冂(outer boundary; fence)
- 入(enter; go in)
Inside a fence, something that has already gone in becomes what is enclosed.
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intoeing
She has pigeon-toed feet.
pigeon toes
She has inward-turned feet.
knock-knees
intoeing
She has pigeon-toed feet.
pigeon toes
She has inward-turned feet.
knock-knees
Inside a fence, something that has already gone in becomes what is enclosed.
Two strokes separated apart like two objects dividing represent the number eight.
A child born under a roof and learning to speak gives rise to written characters.
A foot is the fleshy part of the body that helps us step backward or forward.
Inside a fence, something that has already gone in becomes what is enclosed.
Two strokes separated apart like two objects dividing represent the number eight.
A child born under a roof and learning to speak gives rise to written characters.
A foot is the fleshy part of the body that helps us step backward or forward.
intoeing
intoeing