彳 Radical 60 — a step taken with the left foot; going along a road
chì (fourth tone, falling)
a step taken with the left foot; going along a road
Radical 603 strokes1 characters
Where the shape comes from
The left half of 行, which pictures a crossroads: three strokes of one arm of the junction. Standing at the left edge of a character it marks going, travelling and how a person conducts himself on the road: 很, 得, 往, 待, 律, and the 後 that simplified into 后.