- 冂(outer boundary; fence)
- 入(enter; go in)
Inside a fence, something that has already gone in becomes what is enclosed.
river that flows only within a country's borders; inland waterway (esp. for transportation, in contrast to coastal or maritime waters)
This inland river is very long.
river that flows only within a country's borders; inland waterway (esp. for transportation, in contrast to coastal or maritime waters)
This inland river is very long.
Inside a fence, something that has already gone in becomes what is enclosed.
A river is where water flows long, and the sound 'hà' suggests 'khả,' evoking nature's permission for water to flow.
Inside a fence, something that has already gone in becomes what is enclosed.
A river is where water flows long, and the sound 'hà' suggests 'khả,' evoking nature's permission for water to flow.
river that flows only within a country's borders; inland waterway (esp. for transportation, in contrast to coastal or maritime waters)
river that flows only within a country's borders; inland waterway (esp. for transportation, in contrast to coastal or maritime waters)