- 歹(bone; death)
- 匕(body; corpse)
Broken bones and a person collapsed together form the image of death.
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until death puts an end (idiom); one's whole life
He served the people until his death.
unto one's dying day
He served the people until his dying breath.
until death puts an end (idiom); one's whole life
He served the people until his death.
unto one's dying day
He served the people until his dying breath.
Broken bones and a person collapsed together form the image of death.
A drooping beard drawn downward became the connective word meaning "and, but, moreover" in sentences.
A mouth giving orders from behind the golden throne is the authority of an empress.
The character resembles a coiled snake curled up on itself, symbolizing something completed or finished.
Broken bones and a person collapsed together form the image of death.
A drooping beard drawn downward became the connective word meaning "and, but, moreover" in sentences.
A mouth giving orders from behind the golden throne is the authority of an empress.
The character resembles a coiled snake curled up on itself, symbolizing something completed or finished.
until death puts an end (idiom); one's whole life
until death puts an end (idiom); one's whole life