啟航

启
啟
航
航
(of a ship) to set sail / (of an aeroplane) to take off / also written 起航[qi3 hang2]
启
啟
航
航
(of a ship) to set sail; (of an airplane) to take off

Characters and words in 啟航

启
啟
qǐ = qi + Ø3
Qi son of Yu the Great 禹[Yu3], reported founder of the Xia Dynasty 夏朝[Xia4 Chao2] (c. 2070-c. 1600 BC)
启 = 口 + 户 : The Queen of Hearts (qi) is informing (启) every member on the space station that from now on she has to be greeted with 启奏万岁 whenever someone wants to see her in the space station (Ø3). Furthermore, anyone visiting her has to bring a mandarin (口) as a present. She writes this rules down in orange on a wooden swinging door (户) so that no-one forgets.
启
啟
qǐ = qi + Ø3
to open / to start / to initiate / to enlighten or awaken / to state / to inform
启 = 口 + 户 : The Queen of Hearts (qi) is informing (启) every member on the space station that from now on she has to be greeted with 启奏万岁 whenever someone wants to see her in the space station (Ø3). Furthermore, anyone visiting her has to bring a mandarin (口) as a present. She writes this rules down in orange on a wooden swinging door (户) so that no-one forgets.
航
háng = h + ang2
boat / ship / craft / to navigate / to sail / to fly
航 = 亢 + 舟 : Hamlet (h) decided to run away to sea 13 years ago. Now, having sailed (航) the seven seas, he's an accomplished captain and looking out of his yellow submarine (舟) wearing a turtleneck sweater (亢) in the anglepod's kitchen (ang2).

Words with 啟航

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Sentences with 啟航

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