surname He
what / how / why / which / carry

= + : Mnemonic symbol (from "carry"): baby sling

= + : In the elevator's kitchen, Rosa Luxemburg picks up the crying baby Hamlet from his bed of nails, puts him in his baby sling and tries to calm him down.

何 character breakdown

"person" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 9)

= 丿 + : Mnemonic symbol: Rosa Luxemburg. She's quite radical, and her name starts with "r", just like "ren2". Also, 亻appears at the left-hand side of characters, and Rosa is a leftist as well.

Robinson Crusoe (r) and Rosa Luxemburg (亻) are having their favorite snacks in the encampment's kitchen: Rosa is eating a banana (丿) and Robinson is eating a dinosaur bone (丨).
can / may / able to / to approve / to permit / to suit / (particle used for emphasis) certainly / very

= + : Karl Marx (k) is challenging his abilities (可) in the elevator's living room (e3). He tries to force a nail (丁) into a mandarin (口), just by using his head. On top of that he tries to do so one thousand times, in order to create a bed of nails (mnemonic symbol for 可).

= + : Alternative mnemonic symbol: kebab, from the pronunciation "ke". Karl Marx (k) is preparing a kebab (mnemonic symbol for 可) in the elevator's living room (e3). He also skewers mandarins (口) on the long steel nails (丁) and will only allow (可) his guests to eat the rest of the kebab if they eat their mandarins first.
used in 可汗[ke4 han2]

Characters with 何 as component

lotus

= + : Hamlet (h) wants to cultivate lotus (荷) in the elevator's kitchen (e2). To provide a suitable bed for the plant he is carrying sheets of artificial lawn (艹) into the kitchen using a baby sling (何).
Holland / the Netherlands / abbr. for 荷蘭|荷兰[He2 lan2]

= + : Hamlet (h) wants to cultivate lotus (荷) in the elevator's kitchen (e2). To provide a suitable bed for the plant he is carrying sheets of artificial lawn (艹) into the kitchen using a baby sling (何).
to carry on one's shoulder or back / burden / responsibility

= + : Hamlet (h) is using a baby sling (何) to carry sheets of artificial lawn (艹) on his back (荷) through the elevator's bathroom (e4).

Words with 何

any / whatever / whichever / whatsoever
lit. "Why don't they eat meat?" (said by Emperor Hui of Jin 晉惠帝|晋惠帝[Jin4 Hui4 di4] when told that his people didn't have enough rice to eat) / fig. (of people from higher class etc) to be oblivious to other people's plight
where do these words stem from? / why do you (he, etc) say such a thing?
He Houhua (1955-), Macau financier and politician, Chief Executive 1999-2009

Sentences with 何

nǐ
lái
cǐ
hé
shì