穵

穵
wa̅ = w + a1
to dig / to scoop out
穵 = 乙 + 穴 : Willy Walrus (w) earned a silver medal (乙) for carefully scooping out (穵) cave paintings (穴) in front of the ashram (a1).

穵 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]
穴
xué = xu + e2
cave / cavity / hole / acupuncture point / Taiwan pr. [xue4]
穴 = 八 + 宀 : Xu Xian presents his newest piece of art: Cave paintings painted on a gigantic eight-ball. Somehow he managed to set it up inside the elevators entrance. For his great artistic achievement, he gained a honorary doctor, and proudly wears his hard earned graduation cap.
乙
zhé = zh + e2
turning stroke (in Chinese characters), aka 折[zhe2]

Characters with 穵 as component

挖
wa̅ = w + a1
to dig / to excavate / to scoop out
挖 = 扌 + 穵 : Willy Walrus (w) started another excavation (挖) in front of the ashram (a1). This time he wants to take it up a notch and uses a lot of toy claws (扌) to dig (挖) a lot of earth in a short time.

Words with 穵

穵 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 穵

穵 currently does not appear in any sentence.