The kanji 違違 primarily conveys the meaning of "to differ," "to be different," "to be mistaken," "to violate," or "to go against." It implies a divergence from a standard, expectation, or agreement. It can also suggest an error or a breach of conduct.

・On-yomi (音読み): イ (i) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): ちが（う） (chiga(u))

⚫︎ 間違違い Translation: mistake; error ⚫︎ 違違法 Translation: illegal; unlawful ⚫︎ 違違う Translation: to differ; to be different

The kanji 違違 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字, keisei moji). It combines the radical 辶 (しんにょう, shinnyou), which indicates "movement" or "to go," with the phonetic component 韋 (い, i), which originally depicted leather. The combination suggests a divergence or a change in direction or path, from a standard or expectation. This path deviates from the norm or what is expected, hence the meaning "to differ" or "to be different." The phonetic component, 韋, provides the sound, and the radical 辶 hints at the meaning. Over time, the character has maintained its core meaning related to divergence and going against something.