喊

hǎn = h + an3

to yell / to shout / to call out for (a person)

喊 = 口 + 咸 : Hamlet (h) ordered a tequila in the anthill (an3), but as he licked the salt (咸), drank the tequila and then bit into the fruit he found it was a mandarin (口) instead of a lemon. Angrily he yells (喊) at the bartender at once.

喊 character breakdown

喊
- 口
- 咸
  - 口
  - 戊
    - 丿
    - 厂
    - 戈
      - 丿
      - 弋
  - 戌
    - 一
    - 戊
      - 丿
      - 厂
      - 戈
        
        丿
        
        弋
  - 𠮛
    - 一
    - 口

口

kǒu = k + ou3

mouth / classifier for things with mouths (people, domestic animals, cannons, wells etc) / classifier for bites or mouthfuls

Mnemonic symbol: 口 shall be represented by a mandarin. Karl Marx (k-) is enjoying a mandarin in the outhouse's living room (ou3).

咸

xián = xi + an2

surname Xian

咸

xián = xi + an2

all / everyone / each / widespread / harmonious

咸

鹹

xián = xi + an2

salted / salty / stingy / miserly

咸 = 𠮛 + 戊 : Marie Curie decided to go into retreat in the anthill's kitchen, so she blocked the entrance from the inside with her fifth wheel RV. She spent a lot of time on refining a new recipe for radioactive salt, which she finally writes down on a long scroll.