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shè
  1. 1.(literary) to wade across a body of water
  2. 2.(bound form) to experience
  3. 3.to undergo
  4. 4.to be involved
  5. 5.to concern

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  1. 1.to wade; to ford
  2. 2.to experience
  3. 3.to be involved
  4. 4.only used in 涉血 (“bloodbath; carnage”)

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Etymology

Ideogrammic compound (會意 /会意): 水 (“water”) + 步 (“walk”) – to wade across. Its oracle bone script and bronze inscription were composed of a 水 and two 止 (“foot”), depicting two feet on both sides of the water. Two forms, however, were given in Shuowen, with the first one consisting of a 步 sandwiched between two 水, and the second a 水 to the left of a 步, the predecessor of the current form.

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