Kanji Learning Today: Radicals
A radical （部首） is an element within a kanji that is used by some dictionaries to index the kanji. Therefore, every kanji has a radical.
For example, the kanji 払 has the radical 扌.
Attempt to visualize reading and meaning, then tap presentation to display. In the Reading cell, “|” is shorthand for the suffix “へん” (side) and “—” for “かんむり” (crown).
缶
ほとぎ
earthenware jar; can [121]
而
しかして
then; yet, however [126]
耒
らいすき
plow; three branch tree [127]
聿
ふでづくり
writing brush [129]
臣
しん
servant, retainer [131]
舛
まいあし
dancing feet [136]
艮
うしとら
northeast; stop; good [138]
行
ぎょうがまえ
go (when surrounding) [144]
言
ことば; ごんべん
speech; word [149]
豕
いのこ|
wild boar (archaic); pig [152]
走
はしる
run [can extend to right] [156]
身
み|
body, one’s person [158]
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