[UKH-通]

통할



부수: 辶
획수: 11획


has the meanings to communicate, to transport and universal.





= +

X = phonetic + semantic

•  is of uncertain origin and is used for its sound. Some scholars suggest it conveys meanings of ‘to go through’ or ‘penetrate’.
•  is an abbreviation of and represents the meaning ‘to walk’.


Evolution:
= arrive at a place ➔ unimpeded connection ➔ move across a connection ➔ to communicate
= arrive at a place ➔ unimpeded connection ➔ move across a connection ➔ to transport
= arrive at a place ➔ unimpeded connection ➔ general ➔ universal



Mnemonic

A mnemonic for is difficult because has an uncertain origin. Brute force memorisation is recommended.

Alternatively, imagine that is ‘use’ with a nose above it. If you ever get stuck, you can use your nose to find a way through .



Vocab

通하다통하다*many meanings
to communicate
通話통화telephone conversation
通譯통역interpretation
通信통신correspondence; sending news
疏通소통passing easily; communication
通報통보notification
通知통지notice; informing
通告통고notification; notice
to transport
通行통행passage
通路통로path; route
交通교통transportation; interaction
通過통과pass; overcoming
貫通관통penetration
通風통풍ventilation
通商통상commerce; trade
通帳통장bankbook
融通性융통성financing; adaptability
流通유통circulation; distribution
流通期限유통기한shelf life
universal
普通보통ordinary; usual; general
共通공통commonness
通念통념common idea; social convention
通俗的통속적conventional; being common


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Daum 사전, [s.v. 通].
— Grant, B.K. (1982). A Guide To Korean Characters: Reading and Writing Hangul and Hanja, [s.v. 1034]. Seoul: Hollym.
Outlier Dictionary of Chinese Characters, [s.v. 通, 甬, 辶].
— Seely, C., Henshall, K.G., & Fan, J. (2016). The Complete Guide to Japanese Kanji: Remembering and Understanding the 2,136 Standard Japanese Characters, [s.v. 193]. Singapore: Tuttle Publishing.