攸

Right rap radical — a hand holding a stick, here directing the washing. Anchors 攸 in the family of action verbs: 教 teach, 改 change, 政 govern. The combined scene gave 攸 its original 'flowing along' sense, which abstracted into the literary 'distant' and the adverbial-prefix use seen in classical texts.

Left person radical — the side-form of 人, a standing human figure. Pictures the subject of the action: someone being washed. Pair it with the central water-stroke and the right hand-with-stick and the scene becomes a person bathed by water under direction.

Middle single vertical — visually just a stroke, but historically the contracted residue of a water stream once written between the figure and the hand. The original scene was washing a person's back with water; modern 攸 keeps only this thin trace of the flow. Reading: 丨 as a stylized water-line indicator, not a true component.