結 bind

It's a good omen to bind KETCHUP with string - it means you can't spill your ketchup!

in the end, or "after all" ★★★★★
結 (bind) + 局 (department) = 結局 (in the end, or "after all")

to marry ★★★★★
結 (bind) + 婚 (marriage) = 結婚 (to marry)

to marry (to be married to xxx-san = ｘｘｘさん　に　結婚　してる）

result ★★★☆☆
結 (bind) + 果 (fruit　/ result) = 結果 (result)

ok / no thanks / very ★★★☆☆ JERK1/2 KANA
結 (bind) + 構 (set up / care about) = 結構 (ok / no thanks / very)

this has 3 meanings, each used just as often as the others .

1)literally, "OK."

2) "No thank you" (just like American women, Japanese people use 'That's ok' to mean 'No.'!)

3) "Very much" : You often hear people saying, "Kekkou atsui ne!" ("It's very hot today, eh?")