The kanji character 立立 primarily represents the action of "standing" or "to stand up." It signifies a state of being upright, as well as the beginning or establishment of something. It can also imply to set up or to establish something.

・On-yomi (音読み): リツ (ritsu) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): た（つ） (ta(tsu)) - to stand; た（てる） (ta(teru)) - to erect, to set up

⚫︎自立自立立 (jiritsu) Translation: Independence; self-reliance. ⚫︎立つ立 (tatsu) Translation: To stand; to rise. ⚫︎設立設立立 (setsuritsu) Translation: Establishment; founding.

The kanji 立立 is a pictograph. It depicts a person standing upright. The original form of the character shows a person with legs and arms spread, emphasizing the action of standing. Over time, the form has simplified to its current shape.