求

Bottom water-pattern matches the 氺 form of the 水 radical, which indexes 求. Strict etymology says 求 originally depicted a fur coat with dangling sleeves, but the modern silhouette has converged on the 氺 water pattern and inherits its radical role; one extra right dot pads the canonical 5-stroke shape.

Top stroke is a small accent that crowns the body. In the fur-coat etymology it represented the collar of the pelt the worshipper held up; in the modern silhouette it is a single horizontal cap sitting above the water-like body.