to lie on one's stomach / to lean forward, resting one's upper body (on a desktop etc) / (Tw) percent

= + : Pinocchio (p) is getting hurt by something in his cowboy boot (⻊), so he has to lean forward (趴) to take it off and empty it. Indeed an eight-ball (八) falls out of the cowboy boot as Pinocchio flips it upside-down.

趴 character breakdown

excessive
foot / to be sufficient / ample

= + : Mnemonic symbol: a football. Zapatista Zebra (zu) wants to pimp his football (足) in the space station's kitchen (Ø2). He thinks that a few more vitamins wouldn't hurt, so he extracts the vitamins from a mandarin (口) with a syringe (龰) to inject them into his football.
Character component without intrinsic meaning

= + : Mnemonic symbol: A big, left cowboy boot with spurs and everything. Zapatista Zebra (zu) wants to enter the space station's kitchen (), but he is hold up at the barrier (止). The spurs at his cowboy boot (⻊) are not safe enough, so he has to stick a mandarin (口) on it to make them safe.
eight; 8

= 丿 + : Mnemonic symbol: eight-ball. Beelzebub (b-) is balancing two eight-balls in front of the ashram (-a1): One on a banana (丿) and one on a finger (㇏).

Characters with 趴 as component

趴 is not used as a component in another character.

Words with 趴

tired to the point of dropping
to crouch / to lie prone
(Tw) to wander about / to roam around freely / (from Taiwanese 拋拋走, Tai-lo pr. [pha-pha-tsáu])
(loanword) party
(loanword) party
(loanword) party (social gathering) / (Tw) party (typically associated with sex and drugs)
party venue (available for hire)
(Tw) to wander about; to roam around freely (from Taiwanese 拋拋走, Tai-lo pr. [pha-pha-tsáu])

Sentences with 趴

趴 currently does not appear in any sentence.