The Chinese Radical: 刍


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Meaning
mowing grass    刍

Explanation

Used in these characters:
JLPT HSK 5
to hasten, to hurry, to walk fast, tendency

Left: to walk/go (On earth feet have to walk.), right: mowing grass (here: hurry [The bent person holds with the hand at the heart because he was in a hurry.]
Walking in a hurry means: to hasten.
JLPT HSK 6
to wrinkle, folding, to crease, frown
zhòu
Left: mowing grass (handle of a big scythe ), right: skin (A hand with a knife peels off the skin )
When sb. with a scythe in the hand peels of the skin, he causes wrinkles.
JLPT no HSK
to terminate, cut short, to squeeze, to reduce
shā, shà
Left: mowing grass (with a handle of a big scythe ), right: to strike 攵/ (a hand with a stick ), bottom: fire
By mowing or strikes or fire you can make things terminate.
JLPT no HSK
vassal state during the Zhou Dynasty (1046-256 BC)
zōu
Left: mowing grass , (handle of a big scythe ), right: village
Here the grass was mowed for the villages: during Zhou.
JLPT no HSK
chick, young bird
chú
Left: mowing grass (handle of a big scythe ), right: bird
The little head above the edge of the nest . This bird is: the chick.

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