裾

jū
#5,374 most
frequent character
garment

Character breakdown

Source: Make Me a Hanzi.

裾 has 衤 clothing as the meaning part and 居 jū as the sound part. It first meant the front of a robe. From that it came to mean a garment in general.

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Homophones

居jū
to reside, to be (in a certain position)
据jū
used in 拮据[jie2 ju1]
车jū
war chariot (archaic)

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