what does this symbol mean??

im_invisible

hey, i was wondering does anyone know what this symbol means? im assuming its japanese, or chinese??

im_invisible

hey, i was wondering does anyone know what this symbol means? im assuming its japanese, or chinese??

cheers

Tanabe

That's a headless person with no hands & a broken leg!:D

TJJP

im_invisible wrote:

hey, i was wondering does anyone know what this symbol means? im assuming its japanese, or chinese??

Looks like a stylised version of ? (dai, oki) meaning big, large in Japanese, can't say for Chinese.

Stroke order is wrong though, looks like a mirror image.

im_invisible

That's a headless person with no hands & a broken leg!

LOL, yeah, thats what i keep seeing

meh, i only did it up in paint, im going to a Mauro Picotto gig soon, and he has that bleached into his hair, (or shaved?) and me being kinda sad, thought it might be kinda cool to do the same

edit, that should work now

edit again, cheers, i think thats it
Dai 大 is also a Sino-Japanese morpheme for 'big',

s_carnage

Tea Break???

snickerpuss

Moved this to Japanese hoping you might get some more replies.
If you want it back in art and architecture then let me know.
Karen

or

it's in both, and it means big/large in chinese it's read da i think intonation on 4, japanese is dai/tai/ ooki and there's probably more