The Chinese Radical: 串


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Meaning
chain, to string together    串

Explanation

Used in these characters:
JLPT HSK 6
to string together, chain, to conspire
chuàn
Twice mouth or pearl, a tread (or needle)
Two pearls on a string form a chain.
JLPT HSK 6
to flee, scuttle, exile or banish
cuàn
Top: hole, cavity (It is covered and a narrowing path leads into the cave), below: chain (two pearls on a string, here: foxhole with two caverns and passage)
Into that hole with the two chambers it has fled.
JLPT HSK 6
to suffer (from illness), misfortune, worry
huàn
Top: chain (two pearls on a string ), below: heart
Like a chain around my heart, is how I suffer the illness.
蹿
JLPT no HSK
to leap up
cuān
Left: foot (knee cap and footprint ), right: to flee, scuttle 窜 Into that hole [=foxhole] with the two chambers and a passage [the fox] has fled.) [=chain])
When your feet flee [from the ground], you leap up.

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