橫斜鉤

横
橫
斜
斜
钩
鉤
⺄ stroke in Chinese characters

Characters and words in 橫斜鉤

横
橫
héng = h + (e)ng2
horizontal / across / crosswise / horizontal stroke (in Chinese characters) / to place (sth) flat (on a surface) / to cross (a river, etc) / in a jumble / chaotic / (in fixed expressions) harsh and unreasonable / violent
横 = 木 + 黄 : Hamlet (h) climbed on the beam (横) of the engine's kitchen ((e)ng2) and now he is too afraid to come down again. If the Yellow Emperor (黄) doesn't want to call the fire brigade, for better or worse he'll have to climb the Christmas Tree (木) to pick Hamlet up.
横
橫
hèng = h + (e)ng4
harsh and unreasonable / unexpected
横
橫
斜
斜
oblique / slanting
斜
xié = xi + e2
inclined / slanting / oblique / tilting
斜 = 余 + 斗 : Marie Curie (xi) has the matador (斗) pull her sedan chair (余) through the elevator's kitchen (e2). Since there is no-one at the rear end of the sedan chair, the end just drags over the ground and the sedan chair is very slanted (斜), just like a slanting tower.
斜
斜
钩
鉤
(downwards-right concave hooked character stroke)
钩
鉤
go̅u = g + ou1
to hook / to sew / to crochet / hook / check mark or tick / window catch
钩 = 勾 + 钅 : Guy Fawkes (g) wants to break into the outhouse. In front of the outhouse (ou1) he draws (勾) a window catch (钩) onto the glass with a golden harpoon (钅) so he can open the window.

Words with 橫斜鉤

橫斜鉤 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 橫斜鉤

橫斜鉤 currently does not appear in any sentence.