舍身

舍
捨
身
身
to give one's life

Characters and words in 舍身

舍
捨
shě = sh + e3
to give up / to abandon / to give alms
舍 = 人 + 舌 : Mnemonic symbol: a pawn who is abandoned to save the king.

Neanderthal Man (人) is so hungry that he opens his mouth, sticks out his tongue (舌) and is about to devour Sherlock Holmes (sh) in the elevator (e3), but Sherlock Holmes acts quickly enough to throw a pawn (舍) onto Neanderthal Man's tongue so that he munches the pawn instead.
舍
shè = sh + e4
surname She
舍
shě = sh + e3
old variant of 捨|舍[she3]
舍
shè = sh + e4
residence
舍
捨
shě = sh + e3
to give up; to abandon / to give alms
身
she̅n = sh + (e)n1
body / life / oneself / personally / one's morality and conduct / the main part of a structure or body / pregnant / classifier for sets of clothes: suit, twinset / Kangxi radical 158
身 = 自 + 丿 : Mnemonic symbol: a bodysuit.

Sherlock Holmes (sh) tries on his new bodysuit (身) in front of the encampment ((e)n1). To see himself better in his hand mirror (自), he uses a banana (丿) as a selfie stick.

Words with 舍身

舍
捨
身
身
求
求
法
法
to abandon one's body in the search for Buddha's truth (idiom)

Sentences with 舍身

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