踞
Parts that make up 踞
How 踞 was formed
Traditional analysis treats 踞 as a phonetic-semantic compound involving 足, 居.
Korean example words with 踞
- 호거虎踞 Korean gloss: 괴이하게 생긴 돌의 형상을 이르는 말.
- 반거盤踞 Korean gloss: 어떤 집단이 한 지방을 차지하고 세력을 떨침.
- 거상踞床 Korean gloss: 가로로 길게 생겨 여러 사람이 늘어앉을 수 있는 걸상.
- 거좌하다踞坐 Korean gloss: 어떠한 것에 걸터앉다.
- 기거하다箕踞 Korean gloss: 두 다리를 뻗고 앉다.
- 거시하다踞侍 Korean gloss: 몸을 웅크린 채 옆에서 기다리다.
- 용반호거龍蟠虎踞 Korean gloss: 용이 서리고 범이 웅크린 듯한 웅장한 산세를 비유적으로 이르는 말.
- 호거용반虎踞龍盤 Korean gloss: 범이 걸터앉고 용이 서린 듯한 웅장한 산세를 비유적으로 이르는 말.
Definitions from Woorimalsam, National Institute of Korean Language (CC BY-SA 2.0 KR)
Japanese words with 踞
- 蹲踞そんきょ crouching; formal crouch performed at the beginning of a sumo or kendo match
- 蟠踞ばんきょ becoming firmly established; putting down strong roots; exercising authority
- 箕踞ききょ sitting with one's legs outstretched
Characters sharing the phonetic 居
Most Han characters pair a meaning part with a sound part. Characters sharing a sound part are usually read alike. Most of this group are read “거” in Korean.
Other hanja read “거”
Other hanja with radical 足
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