The kanji 会 会 primarily conveys the meaning of "to meet," "to assemble," "to join," "to gather," or "to convene." It implies a coming together of people, ideas, or things. It can also signify a meeting, a society, or an organization. The core concept is about bringing things or people together for a specific purpose or in a specific place.

・On-yomi (音読み): カイ (kai) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): あ（う） (a(u)) - to meet, to see

⚫︎会社 (kaisha) Translation: Company, corporation. ⚫︎会議 (kaigi) Translation: Meeting, conference. ⚫︎会う (au) Translation: To meet, to see (someone).

The kanji 会 会 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字). The left side is the radical 人 (nin, hito - person), and the right side is the component 云 (un, iu - to say). The original form of the character might have depicted people gathering together and discussing or talking (saying) to each other. Over time, the meaning evolved to represent meetings, gatherings, and associations, reflecting the core idea of people or things coming together.