- 辶(step; move)
- 卬(raise head; look up)
Stepping forward to greet someone means raising your head and moving ahead to welcome them.
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lit. to meet those arriving, to send of those departing (idiom); busy entertaining guests
He is extremely busy greeting and seeing off visitors every day.
all time taken over with social niceties
He is busy with social engagements every day.
lit. to meet those arriving, to send of those departing (idiom); busy entertaining guests
He is extremely busy greeting and seeing off visitors every day.
all time taken over with social niceties
He is busy with social engagements every day.
Stepping forward to greet someone means raising your head and moving ahead to welcome them.
Wheat (a plant with a person beneath it) is something people bring, so this character means 'to come' or 'to arrive'.
Seeing someone off is the step of walking together with a loved one all the way to the place of parting.
A step of the foot going toward the king's house means moving forward or heading toward something.
Stepping forward to greet someone means raising your head and moving ahead to welcome them.
Wheat (a plant with a person beneath it) is something people bring, so this character means 'to come' or 'to arrive'.
Seeing someone off is the step of walking together with a loved one all the way to the place of parting.
A step of the foot going toward the king's house means moving forward or heading toward something.
lit. to meet those arriving, to send of those departing (idiom); busy entertaining guests
lit. to meet those arriving, to send of those departing (idiom); busy entertaining guests
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