The Radical: 止


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Meaning
stop, to end    止

Explanation

Used in these Kanji:
JLPT HSK 1
some, few, several, small amount
xiē
Top: this/these (He stopped and sat down: This person!), below: two
These two are some, ..
JLPT HSK 2
walk, a pace, a step, march

Top: stop (image of a right foot that stops at a line ), bottom: Variant of little (traditionally: the sign for right foot, similar to : put one foot in front of the other)
Stop a little when: walking.
JLPT HSK 2
correct, just (right), straight, principle
zhēng, zhèng
Top: a line , bottom: to stop (image of the right foot that stops at a line )
To stop at the line is correct.
JLPT HSK 4
to agree, to consent, willing
kěn
Top: stop (footprint of a right foot that stops at a line .), below: body /
(Consent of vegetarians:) The stop (from consumption) of meat meets our agreement.
JLPT HSK 4
to stop, to prohibit, until, only
zhǐ
From the footprint of the right foot (turned to the left)
The foot is at the line and stops.
JLPT HSK 4
this, these

Left: stop (footprint of a right foot that stops at a line ), right: sitting person
He stopped and sat down: This person.
JLPT HSK 4
address, location, site
zhǐ
Left: earth , right: to stop (footprint of a right foot that stops at a line )
The 'earth' where I stop, is my address.
JLPT HSK 4
to fall (rain), to drop, to descend, to surrender
jiàng, xiáng
Left: hill , right: upturned foot, sitting cross-legged (But here perhaps: image of dripping rain?), variant of stop
From the hill comes the falling rain and will stop at the bottom because it has fallen down.
JLPT HSK 5
to plan a project, company, to stand on tiptoe

Top: person , below: stop (imprint of a right foot that stops at a line )
(Better to prepare at ease/calmness:) The person should stop for planning the project.
JLPT HSK 6
divergent, side road

Left: to stop (footprint of a right foot that stops at a line ), right: branch, twig (hand that holds a twig )
I stopped at the branch (of the way), because it is divergent.
JLPT HSK 6
to tear (cloth), to pull, to chat, gossip
chě
Left: hand , right: to stop (Footprint of a right foot that stops at a line )
By hand or a stopped foot you can make things tear.
JLPT HSK 6
shame, disgrace
chǐ
Left: ear , right: to stop (footprint of a right foot that stops at a line ) (In traditional Chinese: 恥 with heart its the derivation: "Into the ear rises (the blood) from the heart : you blush and are ashamed")
If the ear "stops" (won't listen) then you are ashamed?
JLPT HSK 6
female

Left: this (She stopped and sat down: This person), right: bird
The stop-and-sit-bird is the female wheras the male is the ten-eyes-bird.
JLPT HSK 6
tart, acerbity, unsmooth, rough(surface), obscure

Left: water , right: blade of a knife (here: drop ), stop (imprint of right foot)
(Rost formation?) The drop of water that stopped (= remained) on the knife was tart (acid) and left a roughness.
JLPT HSK 6
to gnaw, to nibble, to bite
kěn
Left: mouth , right: to agree (Stop that body if you agree.)
The mouth stops only, when from the body (everything) is: gnawed.
JLPT no HSK
toe, tracks, footprints
zhǐ
Left: foot (knee cap and footprint ), right: to stop
(They are pressed against the floor:) The foot stops with: the toes.
JLPT no HSK
to bite, to gnaw, gums (of the teeth)
kěn, yín
Left: tooth 齿/ (Below the nose an open mouth with teeth ), right: 'not good' ('good' would be , but here the accent is missing, thus 'not good')
(They destroy something:) The teeth are not good when they: bite.

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