- 氵(water; liquid)
- 艹(grass; plant)
- 两(sea; ocean)
Water rising high to the grass tips means it is full and overflowing.
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Montreal (chiefly used in Hong Kong and the Chinese community in Canada) (from Cantonese 滿地可|满地可 Mun5 dei6 ho2)
Montreal (chiefly used in Hong Kong and the Chinese community in Canada) (from Cantonese 滿地可|满地可 Mun5 dei6 ho2)
Water rising high to the grass tips means it is full and overflowing.
The wide earth (soil) is also where all things flourish and grow.
A mouth uttering words of approval with a sound like "ding" gives you the character meaning "can" or "able."
Water rising high to the grass tips means it is full and overflowing.
The wide earth (soil) is also where all things flourish and grow.
A mouth uttering words of approval with a sound like "ding" gives you the character meaning "can" or "able."
Montreal (chiefly used in Hong Kong and the Chinese community in Canada) (from Cantonese 滿地可|满地可 Mun5 dei6 ho2)
Montreal (chiefly used in Hong Kong and the Chinese community in Canada) (from Cantonese 滿地可|满地可 Mun5 dei6 ho2)
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