Memory phrase for the Kanji: 腹

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Left: part of the body 月/肉, right: reversible 复 (Who first lies

on the tatami mat 日 and then cross-legged 夂, has "reversed")

A body part that is reversible is the belly.

肉	body part, meat	The radical niku* is typically at the left side of a composition and drawn as: 月, which looks equal to: "moon, month 月" but has the meaning 'body part'.*
复	reversible	This radical has only in Chinese the meaning "reversible". - Who first lies on a tatami mat 日 and then sits cross-legged 夂, has "reversed".
	person who lies	(Further radicals with „person“ are: sitting 匕, sitting cross-legged 夂, kneeling ⺈, skilled 才, bending マ,卩, slumped 㔾 or husband 夫)
夂	crossed legs	This radical is understood as sitting with crossed legs or upturned foot.

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