還 still

ㄏㄞ ˊ

hái

still

還 is a 16 stroke, traditional Chinese character and is pronounced as hái in the second tone, however it can also be pronounced as huán.

In simplified Chinese the character 还 is used.

It is made up of the components 辶 (walk) and 睘 (round).

還
ㄏㄞ ˊ

hái

still
- 辶
  ㄔㄨㄛ ˋ
  
  chuò
  
  walk
- 睘
  ㄑㄩㄥ ˊ
  
  qióng
  
  round

3 stories have been written about this character — see all

I walked past to say hái but she just stood still with a gaze of terror on her face. N.B. 睘 is a variant of 瞏 meaning 'gaze of terror'.
by Casper07x

Why is that suspicious person still walking 'round here? (And to remember 'round': the suspicious person has one eye, a wide mouth and too many legs.)
by Sanne-san

Charlie WALKs up the ICEy mountain, EYEs & MOUTH wide with wonder at its [heigh]t. Doesn't know [who an]y past climbers are or if they <still> RETURN.
by vms5q

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