be crowned with, live under (a ruler), receive
戴 centers on having something placed upon one from above: being crowned with an honor, living under a ruler's authority, or formally receiving something bestowed.
戴 is composed of 異 (different, unusual) and a phonetic element that likely contributed the sound. The character originally depicted carrying something on the head, which extended to the idea of being crowned or receiving from above.
The inner component 異 looks like a person with something unusual on their head, while the outer parts suggest a supporting frame. Picture someone being crowned with a heavy ceremonial headdress, receiving it from above.
For タイ, imagine a tie being placed around your neck as you are crowned with an award: tie -> タイ, and you receive it while living under the spotlight.
receiving; getting; accepting; being given
coronation; crowning
cannot allow (oneself) to live (with someone) under the canopy of heaven; cannot allow (the sworn enemy) to live in this world; irreconcilable (enemy)
tearjerker; sob story; maudlin tale
L'incoronazione di Poppea (opera by Monteverdi); The Coronation of Poppaea
mortal enemy; sworn enemy; nemesis
not wanting to live in the same world as one's father's or lord's enemies; being prepared to sacrifice one's life to avenge one's father or lord
choosing (a nobleman) as the leader or president of a company or organization
taking whatever one can get one's hands on; being greedy; accepting a padded silk sleeve even in summer
coronation ceremony; enthronement
hoopoe (species of Eurasian bird, Upupa epops)
one's earthly existence; living under heaven
capping ceremony (for newly qualified nurses)
old people; becoming gray haired (grey)
(being) presided over by
goldcrest (species of passerine bird, Regulus regulus)
present; gift