肠

cháng = ch + ang2

intestines

肠 = 𠃓 + 月 : Charlie Chaplin (ch) just finished cooking intestines (肠) in the anglepod's kitchen (ang2) when the moon (月) flies by with his Icarus' wings (𠃓) and steals the intestines out of the cooking pot.

cháng = ch + ang2

old variant of 腸|肠[chang2]

肠 character breakdown

肠
- 月
  - 二
    - 一
  - ⺆
    - 丿
    - ㇆
      - 一
      - 亅
- 𠃓

yuè = yu + e4

moon / month / monthly / CL:個|个[ge4],輪|轮[lun2]

月 = ⺆ + 二 : Yu the Great (yu) is modelling a moon (月) in the elevator's bathroom (e4). He uses a stapler (⺆) to staple a lot of capacitors (二) together to form a moon shape, while the real moon is sitting for him.

Character component without intrinsic meaning

Looks like Icarus' wings.

Characters with 肠 as component

肠 is not used as a component in another character.

Words with 肠

heart / intention / one's inclination / state of mind / to have the heart for sth / mood

the large intestine

small intestine

duodenum

sigmoid colon (anatomy) / bent colon, linking the descending colon to the rectum

hundred knots of worry in one's intestines (idiom); weighed down with anxiety

soul-stirring (of drama, poem or artwork) / heart-rending / deeply moving

ileum (segment of small intestine between the jejunum 空腸|空肠[kong1 chang2] and appendix 盲腸|盲肠[mang2 chang2])

lit. small belly, chicken's gut (idiom); narrow-minded / petty

to pour out (emotions) / to pour one's heart out / to say everything that is on one's mind

to confide in each other (idiom)

acute enteritis

anxiety / worries

to rack one's brains (for apt wording etc) (idiom)

to search one's guts and belly (idiom); to racks one's brains for a solution

heartbroken / to break one's heart

lit. to feel as if one's intestines have been cut short / broken-hearted (idiom)

transverse colon (anatomy) / second section of large intestine

(coll.) marine worm resembling intestines such as the spoon worm (echiuroid) or the peanut worm (Sipunculus nudus)

evil person

Sentences with 肠

肠 currently does not appear in any sentence.