爯

爯
chèn = ch + (e)n4
old variant of 稱|称[chen4]
爯
che̅ng = ch + (e)ng1
old variant of 稱|称[cheng1]

爯 character breakdown

冉
冄
rǎn = r + an3
variant of 冉[ran3]
冉
rǎn = r + an3
edge of a tortoiseshell / see 冉冉[ran3 ran3]
冉 = ⺆ + 土 : 冉冉 means "soft" as well as "gradually", so I'll represent 冉 by snail mail.
冉 = ⺆ + 土 : Robinson Crusoe drank too much in the anthill, so he's unable to receive the letter of dirt that he gets by snail mail. The snail wants to deliver it anyway, so she just staples it to the table next to Robinson.
爫
zhǎo = zh + ao3
"claw" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 87)
Mnemonic symbol: the strokes of this character remind me of a smiling mouth over a beard; thus, I'll represent it by an electric razor. James II of England (zh) uses his electric razor (爫) to shave his beard in the aorta's living room (ao3).

Characters with 爯 as component

称
稱
che̅ng = ch + (e)ng1
to weigh / to state / to name / name / appellation / to praise
称 = 尔 + 禾 : Charlie Chaplin practices eating cereals blindfolded in front of the engine. As he is eating he wonders why the bowl is suddenly so heavy. The reason is that a peace dove sat down on the bowl and eats the cereals as well. The peace dove names Charlie Chaplin a real idiot because he doesn't notice.
称
稱
chèn = ch + (e)n4
to fit / balanced / suitable
称
稱
chèng = ch + (e)ng4
variant of 秤[cheng4] / steelyard
偁
che̅ng = ch + (e)ng1
variant of 稱|称[cheng1]

Words with 爯

爯 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 爯

爯 currently does not appear in any sentence.