The kanji 狩狩 primarily conveys the meaning of "hunting" or "to hunt". It implies the act of pursuing and capturing animals for food, sport, or other purposes. The character encapsulates the idea of searching for, tracking, and capturing wild creatures.

・On-yomi (音読み): シュ (shu) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): か(る) (karu)

⚫︎ 狩猟 Translation: hunting; hunting game ⚫︎ 狩人 Translation: hunter ⚫︎ 狩りに出かける Translation: to go hunting

The kanji 狩狩 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字, keisei moji). The left side is a radical (部首, bushu) called "犬" (inu, meaning dog). The right side is "又" (mata, meaning again) above a part similar to a person. The character originally depicted a person and a dog hunting, with the "犬" radical suggesting the use of dogs in the hunting process. The component on the right part of this kanji, with "又" (mata) acting as the phonetic component, is combined to suggest the meaning of hunting. Over time, the character evolved to its current form.