- 十(ten; vertical)
- 目(eye)
- 一(one; straight line)
An eye looking straight down one line without deviation is what makes something upright and straightforward.
to address sb directly by name; to address sb by name without using an honorific title (indicating familiarity or overfamiliarity)
to address sb directly by name; to address sb by name without using an honorific title (indicating familiarity or overfamiliarity)
An eye looking straight down one line without deviation is what makes something upright and straightforward.
Originally a picture of a rice sieve, it now serves as a pronoun meaning "that" or "it" in classical language.
When it's dark and people can't see each other, they must use their mouth to call out names to recognize one another.
An eye looking straight down one line without deviation is what makes something upright and straightforward.
Originally a picture of a rice sieve, it now serves as a pronoun meaning "that" or "it" in classical language.
When it's dark and people can't see each other, they must use their mouth to call out names to recognize one another.
to address sb directly by name; to address sb by name without using an honorific title (indicating familiarity or overfamiliarity)
to address sb directly by name; to address sb by name without using an honorific title (indicating familiarity or overfamiliarity)
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