廓
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广
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郭
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Karl Koala (ku) is practicing his skydiving skills in the observatory's bathroom (o4). He set up a big (廓), open (廓) ring of outer city walls (郭) which he tries to land in when he jumps from the ceiling with his parachute (广) on.
广
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亠
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丿
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The English Wiktionary lists "canopy" as a possible meaning, and an example for a canopy is the upper part of a parachute. That's what I'll use to represent this character in other characters. In the anglepod, Gitta Giraffe just invented the art of building a parachute out of berets and bananas, using the berets as canopy and banana peels as strings. Soon, this new sport spreads all over the world as the new thing to do.
广
=
亠
+
丿
:
The English Wiktionary lists "canopy" as a possible meaning, and an example for a canopy is the upper part of a parachute. That's what I'll use to represent this character in other characters. In the anglepod, Gitta Giraffe just invented the art of building a parachute out of berets and bananas, using the berets as canopy and banana peels as strings. Soon, this new sport spreads all over the world as the new thing to do.
郭
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享
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阝
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The Imperator (阝) is enjoying a drink (享) next to the outer city wall (郭) in front of the observatory (o1). He doesn't notice Gitta Giraffe (gu) also enjoying his drink from outside by stretching her long neck over the outer city wall.
郭
=
享
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阝
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The Imperator (阝) is enjoying a drink (享) next to the outer city wall (郭) in front of the observatory (o1). He doesn't notice Gitta Giraffe (gu) also enjoying his drink from outside by stretching her long neck over the outer city wall.
Characters with 廓 as component
廓
is not used as a component in another character.