- 頁(head; page)
- 丁(nail)
The head points like a nail driven straight into the highest part of the body.
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key money; takeover fee paid to a previous tenant when assuming their lease or business (originally Cantonese)
A key money fee is the money paid to the previous tenant when renting a house.
key money; takeover fee paid to a previous tenant when assuming their lease or business (originally Cantonese)
A key money fee is the money paid to the previous tenant when renting a house.
The head points like a nail driven straight into the highest part of the body.
The character 手 mimics the image of a hand with five fingers spread out.
Expense is money that you can never keep in your hand no matter how hard you try.
The head points like a nail driven straight into the highest part of the body.
The character 手 mimics the image of a hand with five fingers spread out.
Expense is money that you can never keep in your hand no matter how hard you try.
key money; takeover fee paid to a previous tenant when assuming their lease or business (originally Cantonese)
key money; takeover fee paid to a previous tenant when assuming their lease or business (originally Cantonese)
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