The kanji 列 primarily conveys the idea of a "line," "row," or "queue." ⚫︎ It suggests things arranged in a linear fashion, whether people, objects, or abstract concepts. ⚫︎ It implies order and arrangement.

・On-yomi (音読み): レツ (retsu) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): None, or rarely used in the Kun-yomi form.

⚫︎ 行列 (gyōretsu) Translation: a queue; a line (of people) ⚫︎ 配列 (hairetsu) Translation: arrangement; array; layout ⚫︎ 整列 (seiretsu) Translation: alignment; lining up

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⚫︎ The kanji 列 is a pictograph. ⚫︎ It depicts a line of objects or people. ⚫︎ It originated from a depiction of an array or row of things, with the vertical lines representing the objects themselves. ⚫︎ It’s a combination of two elements: "刀" (katana - sword or knife), which originally represented a cutting tool, and "刂" (ritsu - a variant of "刂" which is the right side of the character "立", that means "to stand" or "to set up"). ⚫︎ Over time, the character evolved to more clearly represent the concept of a line or row.