The kanji 眉 primarily represents "eyebrow" or "brows." It refers to the strip of hair growing on the ridge above the eye. This character is fundamentally associated with the physical feature of the face and, by extension, can relate to expressions and appearances.

・On-yomi (音読み): ・び (bi) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): ・眉 (まゆ - mayu)

⚫︎ 眉毛 Translation: eyebrow ⚫︎ 眉間 Translation: the space between the eyebrows, the brow ⚫︎ 眉をひそめる Translation: to frown

The kanji 眉 is a pictograph. It depicts the shape of an eyebrow directly. The top part represents the eyebrow itself, while the bottom part reinforces the connection to the eye area. The character's form has evolved over time, but its core visual representation of an eyebrow remains clear.