tiger
hū (hu1)
Radical no. 141 · 6 strokes (第 141 部首 · 6 画 dì 141 bùshǒu · 6 huà)
Radical ⾌ (hū) — meaning: tiger, 6 strokes.
Origin & mnemonic
This radical originates from a pictographic depiction of a tiger in oracle-bone and seal script, showing the head, four legs, and tail of the animal.
Mnemonic: Picture a powerful tiger with four sturdy legs and a long tail, embodying strength and ferocity.
Characters with this radical (含此部首的字 hán cǐ bùshǒu de zì)
18 characters- 虍hū
stripes of a tiger
6 strokes
- 虎hǔ
tiger
HSK 58 strokes
- 虏lǔ
prisoner of war
8 strokes
- 虐nüè
(bound form) brutal; oppressive; harsh
9 strokes
- 虔qián
to act with reverence
10 strokes
- 虓xiāo
roar of a tiger
10 strokes
- 处chù
(bound form) place; locality
HSK 411 strokes
- 虚xū
emptiness
HSK 711 strokes
- 虖hū
to exhale
11 strokes
- 虗xū
old variant of 虛|虚[xu1]
11 strokes
- 虙fú
old variant of 伏[fu2]
11 strokes
- 号hào
(literary) to call out; to command
HSK 113 strokes
- 虞yú
(literary) to expect; to anticipate
13 strokes
- 虡jù
bell pendant stand
13 strokes
- 虢Guó
surname Guo
15 strokes
- 虣bào
cruel
16 strokes
- 亏kuī
to lose (money); to have a deficit
HSK 517 strokes
- 虩xì
terrified
18 strokes
Related radicals (相关部首 xiāngguān bùshǒu)
Same stroke count or numerically adjacent in the 214-radical set.