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#6 |
#7 |
#8 |
#9 |
#10 |
| Radicals |
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Original
characters |
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| Pinyin |
er |
shui |
xin |
guang |
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| Meaning |
ear |
water |
heart |
broad |
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| Examples |
 yang
sun
 xian
limit
 dui
team |
 jiu
spirit
 you
oil
 sha
sand
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 guai
strange
 hui
to regret
 kuai
quick
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 miao
temple
 chuang
bed
 ting
court
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 gong
palace
 ke
guest
 bao
treasure
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| Compounds |
taiyang
sun
xiandu
limit
duizhang
team leader
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baijiu
white spirit
youhua
oil painting
dousha
bean paste
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qiguai
strange
huihen
to regret
kuaile
happy
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simiao
temple
chuangdan
sheet
jiating
family
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huanggong
imperial palace
keqi
polite
lingbao
Nouminous Treasure |
#6 The first radical is called the "ear", and it can stay at the left side or at the right side of characters.
#7 This radical is called "three drops of water", symbolizes flowing water and occurs on the left of characters. Its original form is also a radical; in the following character is placed at the bottom but its position is not fixed:
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quan |
spring, fountain |
#8 The original form of the "heart" is also radical, and is always placed at the bottom, as in the following character:
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si |
thought |
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