The Chinese Radical: 阜
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Meaning
mound, dam
阜
Explanation
The upper part
is understood to be a butt with both cheeks. Below that: ten 十. Here perhaps better as the ground 一 with several piles 吕 forming a dam.
Used in these characters:
埠
JLPT
no HSK
wharf, port, pier
bù
土
阜
Left: earth 土, right: mound, abundant 阜 (Of such buttocks
you need ten 十 to pile up a mound)
Earth as a mound at the: wharf.
阜
JLPT
no HSK
mound, abundant
fù
阝
阜
Top: pair of buttocks
, bottom: ten 十
Of such buttocks you need ten to pile up a mound.
Radicals are shown here that are similar either in appearance or meaning.
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is understood to be a butt with both cheeks. Below that: ten 十. Here perhaps better as the ground 一 with several piles 吕 forming a dam.
you need ten 十 to pile up a mound)
