Need translation help of this symbol...please help

hi I am interest in the meaning of one chinese symbol so if u know the answer I would be very glad if u could explain me the meaning of it,so if u can please help...!

Here is url where u can see the picture of it....

URL:http://img520.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p6150003gq3.jpg

hmmmm ....... #4, it is not Chinese my dear.

Believe it or not, posting the same question over and over, in several different threads (including threads that are not related in anyway to your question) doesn't actually help answer the question.

Making just one post, either as a new thread, or by posting in another *relevant* thread, is enough. Otherwise, you'll just annoy people.

Yes, sweetie, You're not going to get help that way. How about being more mature and asking once and in the right forum, and naming your thread something more appropriate, k?

The question has been answered in this thread -> http://www.chinese-forums.com/showthread.php?p=110962#post110962

lalajlah

As one character there's no such. It's a combination of many characters. But I've never seen this before so I don't know what it means.

Merged these two threads.

this is not a morden chinese word!

and no chinese know how to read and it's meaning.

Could it be Chu Nom?

no such thing in Modern Chinese?! maybe it's in another language? Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese Chu nom?

It's not a Chinese character. It's even written in the wrong way. At least there are two mistakes from the point of view of Chinese calligraphy:

1) The longest horizontal line （倒数第五笔，横）: the bump on the left side of the line should be on the right side;

2)The curve at the bottom right（ 最后一笔，捺）: the curve should be wide on the head and narrow down to the tail.

Could it be Chu Nom?

Lalajla, where did you see this character?

That doesn't really look like Xu Bing. Xu Bing looks Xixia.

What's Xixia? The dynasty? Did they have their own characters?

Re Xixia script. Take a look -> http://www.omniglot.com/writing/tangut.htm

I get really depressed when I see T-shirts and bedclothes with signs that look like Chinese characters but, in fact, are not. And then I get more depressed when I have to tell people that marks on their shirts are not characters. They come very happy to me and tell me:"Look, I have T-shirt with Chinese characters," And then, when I tell them the truth, they leave..... unhappy.