⺈

⺈
Character component without intrinsic meaning
I think this looks like a crane; to the left is its wing, and to the right its head.

⺈ character breakdown

The character ⺈ cannot be broken down into individual components.

Characters with ⺈ as component

负
負
fù = fu + Ø4
to bear / to carry (on one's back) / to turn one's back on / to be defeated / negative (math. etc)
负 = ⺈ + 贝 : Mnemonic symbol: an opossum (负鼠) who carries her babies on her back.

A few pals practice their cosplay on the space station's bathroom. They want to reenact the town musicians of Bremen, and so Frieda Fuchs stands at the bottom, the crab is on top of Frieda, the crane is on top of the crab, the opossum is on top of the crane, and the opossum carries her babies on her back.
詹
zha̅n = zh + an1
surname Zhan
詹
zha̅n = zh + an1
excellent / verbose
詹 = ⺈ + 厂 + 儿 + 言 : The excellent (詹) James Bond (詹) is fighting with Sun Wukong (儿) on top of a chocolate factory (厂) in front of the anthill (an1). James II of England (zh) is shouting verbose (詹) instructions at James Bond using a megaphone (言). Following James II of England's instructions James Bond is able to defeat Sun Wukong, who finally changes into a crane (⺈) to escape and fly away.
麁
cu̅ = cu + Ø1
variant of 麤|粗[cu1]
陥
xiàn = xi + an4
Japanese variant of 陷[xian4]

Words with ⺈

⺈ is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with ⺈

⺈ currently does not appear in any sentence.