This character has the “flesh” (body) radical on the left and a symbol for blood vessels on the right. Because it represents blood flowing through the body, this character means “pulse.”
pulse(脈)
bone(骨)
This kanji has two parts: the top radical represents a bone joint, and the bottom radical means “muscle” or “body.” Together, it originally meant a physical “bone.” Over time, its meaning expanded to describe the ability to move your body effectively, just as you imagine.
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hip(腰)
This kanji consists of two parts. On the left is the “body” radical, and on the right is a woman with her hands on her hips, which represents the body’s most important part. Together, this kanji means “hip” or “the most vital physical point.”
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moon(月)
This character is simply the image of the moon in the night sky, gently veiled by a small cloud.
shoulder(肩)
morning(朝)
