The Chinese Radical: 龹


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Meaning
border guard    龹

Explanation The border guard is a person with high lifted arms ) and two barrier bars . This is visible in 'border guard' 関 (in Japanese only)

Used in these characters:
JLPT HSK 5
confined, circle, loop, to lock up, surround
juān, juàn, quān
Outside: enclosure , inside: spool (border guard [person with high lifted arms and two barrier bars ], slumped person )
In an enclosure a guard secures a slumped person, that is confined.
JLPT HSK 5
to roll (up), reel, spool, to sweep up
juǎn, juàn
Top: border guard (Here: roll with spindle and sth. wound around), bottom: crouching person
Roll on which something, like a crouching person, is rolled on.
JLPT HSK 5
fist, boxing
quán
Top: border guard (person with high lifted arms and two barrier bars ), bottom: hand
The border guard has a hand, that is a fist.
JLPT HSK 6
guard/post, position, job, mound
gǎng
Top: mountain , below: hill /岡 (image of a hill)
The mountain and hill stand for the elevated position of a guard and generalized for a position or job.
JLPT HSK 6
ticket, voucher, contract, deed
quàn
Top: border guard (person with high lifted arms and two barrier bars ), bottom: sword
The security guard with the swords cuts your ticket.
JLPT HSK 6
tired
juàn
Left: person , right: reel, spool (border guard [= person with high lifted arms and two barrier bars ], slumped person -)
When a person as a security guard lifted the arms and then slumps down, he is tired.
JLPT HSK 6
to gallop, soar, rise, to prance
téng
Left: we (imperial) (body / and border guard (person with high lifted arms and two barrier bars ), bottom: horse /馬
Your body can jump/soar over the security guard, if your horse is galloping.
JLPT no HSK
tangle of vines, rattan, cane
téng
Top: plant , below: (body , border guard (person with high lifted arms and two barrier bars ), water
Plants that pull themselves up on bodies, like raised arms of a security guard and need water are: the climbing vines.
JLPT no HSK
concern, wife and children
juàn
Top: border guard (person with high lifted arms and two barrier bars ), bottom: eye
The security guard has an eye on what concerns him: wife and children.
JLPT no HSK
to curl up (like a scroll), to huddle, wriggle (as a worm)
quán
Left: insect , right: to roll (up), reel (Spindle on which something , like a crouching person , is rolled on.)
The insect is 'rolled up', when it curls.
JLPT no HSK
to rear/raise (animals)
huàn
Top: border guard (person with high lifted arms ) and two barrier bars ), bottom: pig (cf: 豚)
(Security) guards are needed when a pig is raised.

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