體

體 — che

Meaning and reading as used in Korean (hanja).

Korean reading: 몸 체
Romanization: che
English: body; group, class, body, unit
Mandarin: tǐ
Japanese on'yomi: テイ, タイ
Japanese kun'yomi: からだかたち
Japanese usage: Not on either list
Strokes: 22
Variant forms: 体軆
Radical: 骨 (188, 13 residual)
Phonetic component: 豊(례)
Unicode: U+9AD4

Parts that make up 體

骨 뼈 골 살 붙은 뼈마디뼈와 몸의 틀
豊 풍년 풍, 예도 례sound 북과 옥을 갖춘 예식‘례·풍’ 계열의 소리

How 體 was formed

Traditional analysis treats 體 as a phonetic-semantic compound involving 骨, 豊.

Korean example words with 體

동체同體 Korean gloss: 한 몸
노체老體 Korean gloss: 늙은 몸
마체馬體 Korean gloss: 말의 몸
선체船體 Korean gloss: 배의 몸체
신체身體 Korean gloss: 사람의 몸
인체人體 Korean gloss: 사람의 몸
체구體軀 Korean gloss: 몸의 부피
체내體內 Korean gloss: 몸의 내부
체대體大 Korean gloss: 몸의 크기
체자體姿 Korean gloss: 몸의 자세
체표體表 Korean gloss: 몸의 표면
산체山體 Korean gloss: 산의 생김새

Definitions from Woorimalsam, National Institute of Korean Language (CC BY-SA 2.0 KR)

Characters sharing the phonetic 豊

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 “례” in Korean.

澧禮醴鱧

Other hanja with radical 骨

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