裎

裎
chéng = ch + (e)ng2
to take off one's clothes / naked
裎
chěng = ch + (e)ng3
an ancient type of clothing

裎 character breakdown

呈
chéng = ch + (e)ng2
to present to a superior / memorial / petition / to present (a certain appearance) / to assume (a shape) / to be (a certain color)
呈 = 口 + 王 : Charlie Chaplin (ch) gives a presentation (呈) for Martin Luther King (王) in the engine's kitchen ((e)ng2). He's been talking over one hour about his favorite mandarin (口).
衤
yi̅ = y + Ø1
the left-radical form of Kangxi radical 145, 衣[yi1]
衤 = 礻 + 丿 : Mnemonic symbol: a royal ermine coat.

Maud Younger used to wear a monk's cowl when leaving the space station, but when she got a royal ermine coat she gladly threw the monk's cowl out. Nowadays she uses to wave a petal leaf matching her new coat.

Characters with 裎 as component

裎 is not used as a component in another character.

Words with 裎

裸
裎
to become naked / to undress / to expose (one's body)

Sentences with 裎

裎 currently does not appear in any sentence.