The kanji 逃 generally conveys the idea of "to escape," "to flee," or "to evade." It implies avoiding something, whether it's a physical pursuit, a responsibility, or an unfavorable situation. It highlights the action of getting away from something potentially dangerous or undesirable.

・On-yomi (音読み): ・トウ (tō) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): ・に（げる） (nigeru) - to escape, to run away ・のが（す） (nogasu) - to let escape, to miss

⚫︎ 逃げる Translation: To run away, to escape. ⚫︎ 逃走 （とうそう） Translation: Escape, flight. ⚫︎ 逃亡者 （とうぼうしゃ） Translation: Fugitive, runaway.

The kanji 逃 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字 けいせいもじ). The left side is a radical called しんにょう (辶), also known as しんにゅう, which indicates "movement" or "walking." The right side is 兆, which is a sound component that provides the sound value ちょう and suggests "to flee" or "a sign." The combination of the radical しんにょう and the sound component 兆 visually conveys the action of "fleeing" or "escaping" by means of "walking".