The Chinese Radical: 出


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Meaning
coming out    出

Explanation

Used in these characters:
JLPT HSK 1
to come out, to go beyond, to occur, to rise
chū
Two mountains behind each other (traditionally "sent behind the mountains" for exile)
Behind a mountain another comes out.
JLPT HSK 4
foundation, base
chǔ
Left: stone (At the cliff is a stone ), right: coming out (Two mountains coming out one after the other.)
The stone from which something comes out is: a foundation.
JLPT HSK 5
crouch, bent, crooked, to feel wronged

Top: buttock from the side , bottom: come/go out (Two mountains coming out one after the other)
("plumber's crack or smile", which refers to the visible butt-crack if a guy crouches with a too short shirt.) The buttock (= the crack) comes out when stooping(=bowing).
JLPT HSK 6
clumsy, awkward, dull, inelegant, (polite) my
zhuó
Left: hand , right: come/go out (Two mountains coming out one after the other)
(i.e. at a traditional robe:) If a hand comes out, it looks clumsy and awkward.
JLPT no HSK
aggressive, noise of rage, to cry out in anger
duō
Left: mouth , right: to come out (Two mountains coming out one after the other)
When the mouth 'comes out', you are: aggressive.
JLPT no HSK
evil spirit, evil influence
suì
Top: coming out (Two mountains coming out one after the other), bottom: to show 礻/ (image of an altar )
It comes out on the altar: the evil spirit.

Radicals are shown here that are similar either in appearance or meaning.

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