交 means "intersection" or "coming together" or some such. Think of it as a map, perhaps, a dead end where two roads cross. Either that or father 父 wearing a hat when he meets his friends.
Each of these symbols can be pronounced こう. Nice.
校, school: A wood room where we come together to learn.
効, effect: The coming together of our abilities makes us effective.
郊, outskirts: Intersections outside the city.
較, compare: We wait at the intersection comparing cars.
絞, strangle: Strangle with the intersection of a tight thread.
I don't want 父 to feel lonely, so I'll put him and his other descendant here too.
父, father: Someone holding two switches to keep you in line.
(Childrearing used to be rough.)
釜 （かま）, kettle: Metal device for steaming poppa?
交校効郊較絞父釜
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