The kanji 亦 primarily conveys the meanings of "also," "again," "furthermore," or "too." It indicates addition, continuation, or a similar state to something previously mentioned. It can also imply "likewise" or "as well."

・On-yomi (音読み): ・eki (エキ) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): ・None commonly used.

⚫︎ 亦た (また) Translation: Also; again; furthermore. ⚫︎ 亦然 (えきぜん) Translation: Also the same; in the same way. ⚫︎ 亦可 (えきか) Translation: May also; can also.

The kanji 亦 is considered to be a pictophonetic character, composed of two parts. The upper part is related to the armpit. The lower part is related to the person. It initially depicted a person under the armpit. Eventually, it evolved to mean "also" or "again", by describing something in relation to something else.