Radical 195

魚
Radical 195 (U+2FC2)
魚 (U+9B5A) "fish"
Pinyin: yú
Bopomofo: ㄩˊ
Wade–Giles: yü2
Cantonese Yale: yu4[1]
Jyutping: jyu4
Kana: ギョ, ゴ gyo, go
うお, さかな uo, sakana
Kanji: 魚偏 uohen
Hangul: 물고기 mulgogi
Sino-Korean: 어 eo
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Radical 195 meaning "fish" is 1 of 6 Kangxi radicals (214 radicals total) composed of 11 strokes.

In the Kangxi Dictionary there are 571 characters (out of 49,030) to be found under this radical.

Characters with Radical 195

seal script character
strokescharacter
without additional strokes魚鱼
1 additional stroke䰲
2 additional strokes䰳 魛 魜 魝 魞鱽
3 additional strokes䰴 䰵 䰶 魟 魠 魡 魢鱾
4 additional strokes䰷 䰸 䰹 䰺 䰻 䰼 䰽 䰾 䲝 魣 魤 魥 魦 魧 魨 魩 魪 魫 魬 魭 魮 魯 魰 魱 魲 魳 魴 魵 魶 魷 魸 魹 魯鱿 鲀 鲁 鲂 鲃
5 additional strokes䰿 䱀 䱁 䱂 䱃 䱄 䱅 䱆 䱇 䱈 䱉 䲞 䲟 魺 魻 魼 魽 魾 魿 鮀 鮁 鮂 鮃 鮄 鮅 鮆 鮇 鮈 鮉 鮊 鮋 鮌 鮍 鮎 鮏 鮐 鮑 鮒 鮓 鮔 鮕 鮖 鮗 鮘 鮣鲄 鲅 鲆 鲇 鲈 鲉 鲊 鲋 鲌 鲍 鲎 鲏 鲐
6 additional strokes䱊 䱋 䱌 䱍 䱎 鮙 鮚 鮛 鮜 鮝 鮞 鮟 鮠 鮡 鮢 鮤 鮥 鮦 鮧 鮨 鮩 鮪 鮫 鮬 鮭 鮮 鮯 鮰 鮱 鮲 鮳 鮴 鮺鲑 鲒 鲓 鲔 鲕 鲖 鲗 鲘 鲙 鲚 鲛 鲜 鲝 鲞 鲟
7 additional strokes䱏 䱐 䱑 䱒 䱓 䱔 䱕 䱖 䱗 䱘 鮵 鮶 鮷 鮸 鮹 鮻 鮼 鮽 鮾 鮿 鯀 鯁 鯂 鯃 鯄 鯅 鯆 鯇 鯈 鯉 鯊 鯋 鯌 鯍 鯎 鯏 鯐 鯑 鯒 鯓鲠 鲡 鲢 鲣 鲤 鲥 鲦 鲧 鲨 鲩 鲪 鲫 鲬
8 additional strokes䱙 䱚 䱛 䱜 䱝 䱞 䱟 䱠 䱡 䱢 䱣 䱤 䱥 䱦 䱧 䱨 䱩 䱪 鯔 鯕 鯖 鯗 鯘 鯙 鯚 鯛 鯜 鯝 鯞 鯟 鯠 鯡 鯢 鯣 鯤 鯥 鯦 鯧 鯨 鯩 鯪 鯫 鯬 鯭 鯮 鯯 鯰 鯱 鯲 鯳 鯴 鯵 鯻鲭 鲮 鲯 鲰 鲱 鲲 鲳 鲴 鲵 鲶 鲷 鲸 鲹 鲺 鲻
9 additional strokes䱫 䱬 䱭 䱮 䱯 䱰 䱱 䱲 䱳 䱴鯶 鯷 鯸 鯹 鯺 鯼 鯽 鯾 鯿 鰀 鰁 鰂 鰃 鰄 鰅 鰆 鰇 鰈 鰉 鰊 鰋 鰌 鰍 鰎 鰏 鰐 鰑 鰒 鰓 鰔 鰕 鰖 鰗 鰘 鰙 鰚 鰛 鰠䲠 䲡 鲼 鲽 鲿 鳀 鳁 鳂 鳃 鳄 鳅 鳆 鳇 鳈 鳉 鳊 鳋
10 additional strokes䱵 䱶 䱷 䱸 䱹 䱺 䱻 䱼 䱽 䲢 䲣 䲤 鰜 鰝 鰞 鰟 鰡 鰢 鰣 鰤 鰥 鰦 鰧 鰨 鰩 鰪 鰫 鰬 鰭 鰮 鰯 鰰鲾 鳌 鳍 鳎 鳏 鳐 鳑 鳒
11 additional strokes䱾 䱿 䲀 䲁 䲂 䲃 䲄 䲅 䲆 䲇 䲈 鰱 鰲 鰳 鰴 鰵 鰶 鰷 鰸 鰹 鰺 鰻 鰼 鰽 鰾 鰿 鱀 鱁 鱂 鱃 鱄 鱅 鱆 鱇 鱈鳓 鳔 鳕 鳖 鳗 鳘 鳙 鳚 鳛 鷠
12 additional strokes䲉 䲊 䲋 䲌 䲍 䲎 䲏 鱉 鱊 鱋 鱌 鱍 鱎 鱏 鱐 鱑 鱒 鱓 鱔 鱕 鱖 鱗 鱘 鱙 鱚 鱛 鱗鳜 鳝 鳞 鳟
13 additional strokes䲐 䲑 䲒 䲓 䲔 䲕 鱜 鱝 鱞 鱟 鱠 鱡 鱢 鱣 鱤 鱥 鱦 鱧 鱩 鱪 鱫鳠 鳡 鳢 鳣
14 additional strokes䲖 䲗 䲘 鱨 鱬 鱭 鱮 鱯 鱰鳤
15 additional strokes䲙 鱱 鱲 鱳 鱴 鱵 鱶
16 additional strokes䲚 䲛 鱷 鱸
18 additional strokes鱹
19 additional strokes鱺
22 additional strokes鱻
33 additional strokes䲜

Literature

  • Fazzioli, Edoardo (1987). Chinese calligraphy : from pictograph to ideogram : the history of 214 essential Chinese/Japanese characters. calligraphy by Rebecca Hon Ko. New York: Abbeville Press. ISBN 0-89659-774-1.

References

  1. ↑ Erik E. Peterson. "On-line Chinese Tools - Chinese Character Dictionary". Retrieved 2011-04-11.
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