懷 — Chinese character
懷
huái
bosom, breast; to carry in one's bosom
- Pinyin
- huái
- Radical
- 61 ⼼ (Heart)
- Strokes
- 19
- Components
- 忄 褱
- Formation
- pictophonetic — heart; meaning component 忄; sound component 褱
- Simplified
- 怀
- Japanese
- 懷 as a kanji
懷 in the Chinese classics
Occurrences: Tao Te Ching 1 · Analects 9 · I Ching 1 · Mencius 8 · Zhuangzi 6 · Doctrine of the Mean 4
- Tao Te Ching Chapter 70
- Analects 4.11
- Analects 5.25
- Analects 14.3
- Analects 15.6
- Analects 17.1
- Analects 17.21
- Hexagram 56
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