This is the kanji for horse(s). Not surprisingly it seems to have four legs, but so also do (bird) and (fish).

on readings:
  • ba
kun readings:
  • uma
  • ma

examples:
bajutsu horseback riding
bariki horsepower
basha horse-drawn carriage
keiba horseracing
takeuma stilts
uma horse
umagoya stable

links:
Wiktionary
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Last ∆ on 13 September 2024 by Bradley James Wogsland.