The kanji 逃(にげ) primarily conveys the meaning of "to escape," "to run away," "to flee," or "to evade." It implies avoiding something dangerous, unwanted, or difficult. It can refer to physical escape or abstract concepts like avoiding responsibility.

・On-yomi (音読み): 　・トウ (tō) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): 　・逃（に）げる (nigeru) - to escape, to run away 　・逃（のが）す (nogasu) - to let escape, to miss (an opportunity)

⚫︎逃（に）げる Translation: to run away, to escape ⚫︎逃走（とうそう） Translation: flight, escape ⚫︎逃（のが）れる Translation: to escape, to get away

The kanji 逃 was formed by combining the radical ⾵ (しんにょう / shinnnyou, meaning "walk" or "movement") with the phonetic component 兆 (ちょう / chō). The ⾵ radical indicates movement or action, while the phonetic element 兆 suggests the sound and possibly the idea of starting or beginning something new. The combination suggests the action of moving away or escaping.