Shǔ as a verbal morpheme forming transitive verbs
In these words, 署 functions as a verbal element meaning 'to sign' or 'to arrange', forming transitive verbs.
署 (shǔ): Office — Stroke Order & Writing Guide
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In these words, 署 functions as a verbal element meaning 'to sign' or 'to arrange', forming transitive verbs.
A net (罒) is used by a government official (者) to manage or sign documents.
sign (an agreement)
He went to the nearby police station to report a case.
The company deployed a new human resources system
The mayor received visiting guests at the government office
I signed my name on the document.
Please sign at the end of the document to confirm
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Characters pronounced "shu".
Characters with radical "罒".