The kanji character 接 generally conveys the idea of "to connect," "to join," "to come into contact with," or "to receive." It implies a point of contact, a connection between two or more things, or the act of bringing things together. It can also suggest an action of being close to someone or something.

・On-yomi (音読み): セツ (setsu) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): つ（ぐ） (tsu(gu)) - to join; to connect

⚫︎ 接続 (setsuzoku) Translation: connection; connection; joining ⚫︎ 面接 (mensetsu) Translation: interview ⚫︎ 接触 (sesshoku) Translation: contact; touch

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The kanji 接 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字). The left side is 手 (te), meaning "hand." The right side is 妾 (shou/you/chou), originally meaning "concubine." The original meaning of 接 was related to "taking over" or "receiving" something. The "hand" radical indicates that an action or process involved the hand. The meaning gradually expanded to cover "to connect", "to join", and other related meanings. The hand and concubine elements combine to hint at the act of being in contact with something.