tree
mù (mu4)
Radical no. 75 · 4 strokes (第 75 部首 · 4 画 dì 75 bùshǒu · 4 huà)
Radical ⽊ (mù) — meaning: tree, 4 strokes.
Origin & mnemonic
The tree radical originates as a pictograph depicting a tree trunk with branches and leaves, used since oracle-bone script. It represents the natural form of a tree with its main trunk and lateral branches.
Mnemonic: Remember the tree radical by picturing its four strokes as a vertical trunk with two branches sprouting from each side.
Characters with this radical (含此部首的字 hán cǐ bùshǒu de zì)
18 characters- 木mù
(bound form) tree
4 strokes
- 本běn
(bound form) root; stem
HSK 15 strokes
- 未wèi
not yet
HSK 75 strokes
- 朮shù
variant of 術|术[shu4]
5 strokes
- 术shù
method
5 strokes
- 末mò
tip
HSK 45 strokes
- 札zhá
thin piece of wood used a writing tablet (in ancient China)
5 strokes
- 杀shā
to kill; to slay; to murder; to attack
HSK 56 strokes
- 机jī
(bound form) machine; mechanism
6 strokes
- 朱zhū
vermilion
6 strokes
- 权quán
authority
HSK 66 strokes
- 朴pǔ
(bound form) plain; simple
6 strokes
- 朵duǒ
flower
HSK 56 strokes
- 杂zá
mixed
HSK 66 strokes
- 朳bā
tree
6 strokes
- 朽xiǔ
rotten
6 strokes
- 朾tíng
to bump
6 strokes
- 朿cì
stab
6 strokes
Related radicals (相关部首 xiāngguān bùshǒu)
Same stroke count or numerically adjacent in the 214-radical set.