The kanji 成 primarily conveys the idea of "becoming," "to form," "to complete," or "to achieve." It implies a process of development, realization, or the successful outcome of something. It can also suggest the state of being finished, or the result of an action.

・On-yomi (音読み): セイ (sei) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): なる (naru), なす (nasu)

⚫︎ 成功（せいこう） Translation: Success ⚫︎ 成長（せいちょう） Translation: Growth, development ⚫︎ 完成（かんせい） Translation: Completion

The kanji 成 is a pictograph. The original form depicted a tool (possibly a type of axe or a reaping tool) cutting or completing a task, representing the idea of completion or achieving a result. Over time, the form evolved and simplified to its current shape. The top portion is thought to depict the tool, and the bottom a person using it.