禸

禸
róu = r + ou2
trample
禸 = 冂 + 厶 : Robinson Crusoe spent the whole day following a map around in the outhouse's kitchen, expecting to find an invaluable treasure. Instead he just found a fake nose, and infuriated, he tramples on this damned map.

禸 character breakdown

冂
jio̅ng = ju + (e)ng1
radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 13), occurring in 用[yong4], 同[tong2], 網|网[wang3] etc, referred to as 同字框[tong2 zi4 kuang4]
冂 = 丨 + ㇆ : Kind of looks like a map. Zeus found a secret map that tells the location of a golden dinosaur bone in front of the engine, so he took a plough and digged up everything. He actually found a couple of dinosaur bones, but not a golden one.
厶
mǒu = m + ou3
old variant of 某[mou3]
厶
si̅ = s + Ø1
old variant of 私[si1]
Mnemonic symbol: a fake nose. Socrates (s) is wearing his fake nose (厶) in outer space, in front of the space station (Ø1).

Characters with 禸 as component

离
chi̅ = ch + Ø1
mythical beast (archaic)
离
離
lí = li + Ø2
surname Li
离
離
lí = li + Ø2
to leave / to part from / to be away from / (in giving distances) from / without (sth) / independent of / one of the Eight Trigrams 八卦[ba1 gua4], symbolizing fire / ☲
离 = 亠 + 凶 + 禸 : Li Qingzhao is about to leave the space station. As a souvenir she put her beret in the space station's centrifuge and got a demon mask out. Angrily she tramples on the demon mask because what she wanted was a nice and modern hat.
离 = 亠 + 凶 + 禸 : Mnemonic symbol: from 离心机 or 离心分离机, a centrifuge.
禺
yù = yu + Ø4
legendary monkey of ancient China
禺 = 甲 + 禸 : Mnemonic symbol: 禺狨王

Yu the Great (yu) wanted to rally against the terrible reign of 禺狨王, but he found out about it. In the space station's bathroom (Ø4), he finds Yu the Great and tramples (禸) on her protest placard (甲).
禺
ǒu = Ø + ou3
archaic variant of 偶[ou3]
禺
yú = yu + Ø2
ancient area

Words with 禸

禸 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 禸

禸 currently does not appear in any sentence.