tiger

(hu1)

Radical no. 141 · 6 strokes (141 部首 · 6 141 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
  • stripes of a tiger

    6 strokes

  • tiger

    HSK 5

    8 strokes

  • prisoner of war

    8 strokes

  • nüè

    (bound form) brutal; oppressive; harsh

    9 strokes

  • qián

    to act with reverence

    10 strokes

  • xiāo

    roar of a tiger

    10 strokes

  • chù

    (bound form) place; locality

    HSK 4

    11 strokes

  • emptiness

    HSK 7

    11 strokes

  • to exhale

    11 strokes

  • old variant of 虛|虚[xu1]

    11 strokes

  • old variant of 伏[fu2]

    11 strokes

  • hào

    (literary) to call out; to command

    HSK 1

    13 strokes

  • (literary) to expect; to anticipate

    13 strokes

  • bell pendant stand

    13 strokes

  • Guó

    surname Guo

    15 strokes

  • bào

    cruel

    16 strokes

  • kuī

    to lose (money); to have a deficit

    HSK 5

    17 strokes

  • terrified

    18 strokes

Related radicals (相关部首 xiāngguān bùshǒu)

Same stroke count or numerically adjacent in the 214-radical set.