The short story of Kanji pictures
On the left is the “horse” radical, and on the right is a component meaning something thin or flat, like a nameplate hung on a door. Together, this kanji originally depicted someone hopping lightly onto a horse and quickly riding away. By extension, it came to mean “to cheat” or “to trick” someone!
This character symbolizes the shape of an animal that was deeply intertwined with the lives of primitive people. In its lines, you can spot a silhouette just like the iconic Ferrari logo—yes, this character means ‘horse.’ This majestic horse is heading right, firmly standing on its legs, with its tail swept down!