乶

乶
fǔ = fu + Ø3
(phonetic "pol", used in Korean place names)

乶 character breakdown

乙
yǐ = y + Ø3
second of the ten Heavenly Stems 十天干[shi2 tian1 gan1] / second in order / letter "B" or Roman "II" in list "A, B, C", or "I, II, III" etc / second party (in legal contract, usually 乙方[yi3 fang1], as opposed to 甲方[jia3 fang1]) / ethyl / bent / winding / radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 5) / ancient Chinese compass point: 105°
Who's second always gets a silver medal.
Maud Younger is proudly holding her silver medal in the camera.
The character 乙 actually looks like the character 2.
乙
zhé = zh + e2
turning stroke (in Chinese characters) / see also 折[zhe2]
甫
fǔ = fu + Ø3
(classical) barely / just / just now
甫 = 丶 + 十 + 月 : Mnemonic symbol: Ivan Pavlov, 巴甫洛夫, the scientist.

Ivan Pavlov (甫) taught Frieda Fox (fu) to jump over a big cross (十) and catch the moon on the other side (月) as soon as Pavlov waves with a petal leaf (丶) in the space station (Ø3).
乙
zhé = zh + e2
turning stroke (in Chinese characters), aka 折[zhe2]

Characters with 乶 as component

乶 is not used as a component in another character.

Words with 乶

乶
下
Polha, a place in the Joseon dynasty province of Hamgyeong 咸鏡道|咸镜道[Xian2 jing4 Dao4]

Sentences with 乶

乶 currently does not appear in any sentence.