around here/around that time

Moving (motion) + (sword)
★★★★☆
5 strokes
ILL PAIRPNSOLO

COCK - because it is really 3 words, all of which mean the same exact same thing but are pronounced differently, and have different grammar. (Actually, the different grammar is a blessing in disguise, because it cues you which pronunciation to use).

Onyomi

HEN

I saw a HEN moving around here with a sword!! (it was making Human MacNuggets!)

Kunyomi

あた*り this neighborhood, the vicinity (as opposed to far away or another 'hood)
★★★☆☆
( この ) へん ( ) one thing which is around here somewhere!!
★★★☆☆
( xxx ) ( ) BE is a SUFFIX, which can be put after any noun, meaning 'in the vicinity of': the ocean, the university, the table, etc. You can tell 'be' and 'hen' (above) apart because 'be' always comes after a proper noun- it's a SUFFIX. SUF
★☆☆☆☆

Lookalikes

Meaning Hint Radical
near AXE
around here/around that time SWORD

He came near with an AXE,

but at that time I had a SWORD to counter-attack.