- 土(earth; soil; land)
- 亢(high; hard)
A pit is a hole where earth is dug deep down, with a sound close to the "kang" component.
(slang) (fig.) to court death (derived from 找死[zhao3 si3] via its near homophone 照屎[zhao4 shi3])
(slang) (fig.) to court death (derived from 找死[zhao3 si3] via its near homophone 照屎[zhao4 shi3])
A pit is a hole where earth is dug deep down, with a sound close to the "kang" component.
The inner lining hidden inside a garment is the concealed inner face.
A small spark of fire flickers like a bright spot rising from the flames.
A lamp uses fire to shine brightly, and its sound reading is suggested by the component ding.
A pit is a hole where earth is dug deep down, with a sound close to the "kang" component.
The inner lining hidden inside a garment is the concealed inner face.
A small spark of fire flickers like a bright spot rising from the flames.
A lamp uses fire to shine brightly, and its sound reading is suggested by the component ding.
(slang) (fig.) to court death (derived from 找死[zhao3 si3] via its near homophone 照屎[zhao4 shi3])
(slang) (fig.) to court death (derived from 找死[zhao3 si3] via its near homophone 照屎[zhao4 shi3])
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