0013 友

友

It’s hard to see, but this is supposed to be two hands acting in the same direction:

.

The meaning is ‘friend, friendship.’ Tomo (or tomodachi, with some hiragana) in Japanese, you in Chinese. Here’s ‘hand’ in its modern form

手.

The lower element in today’s kanji,

又

now means, when written separately, ‘also, again, furthermore, on the other hand,’ but it is said to come from an archaic character for hand,

of which these are two examples.