field

tián (tian2)

Radical no. 102 · 5 strokes (102 部首 · 5 102 bùshǒu · 5 huà)

Radical ⽥ (tián) — meaning: field, 5 strokes.

Origin & mnemonic

This radical originates from an ideographic representation of an agricultural field divided into smaller plots by irrigation channels. It is a pictographic glyph used since oracle-bone script to denote a cultivated field.

Mnemonic: The field radical (⽥) looks like a field divided into four equal square plots, each representing a unit of cultivated land.

Characters with this radical (含此部首的字 hán cǐ bùshǒu de zì)

27 characters
  • nán

    (bound form) male

    HSK 1

    7 strokes

  • tǐng

    raised path between fields

    7 strokes

  • diàn

    suburbs or outskirts

    7 strokes

  • pīng

    chivalrous knight

    7 strokes

  • huà

    to draw; to paint

    HSK 2

    8 strokes

  • to confer on

    8 strokes

  • liú

    old variant of 留[liu2]

    8 strokes

  • quǎn

    drain between fields, irrigation

    8 strokes

  • zāi

    steroid nucleus

    8 strokes

  • méng

    variant of 氓[meng2]

    8 strokes

  • variant of 畀[bi4]

    8 strokes

  • jiè

    (bound form) boundary; border

    HSK 6

    9 strokes

  • wèi

    to fear

    9 strokes

  • old variant of 畝|亩[mu3]

    9 strokes

  • to adjoin

    9 strokes

  • yún

    reclaimed land

    9 strokes

  • fàn

    field

    9 strokes

  • tián

    to cultivate (land)

    9 strokes

  • quǎn

    field drains

    9 strokes

  • liú

    old variant of 留[liu2]

    HSK 2

    10 strokes

  • the whole of

    10 strokes

  • old variant of 畝|亩[mu3]

    HSK 7

    10 strokes

  • pàn

    (bound form) side; edge; boundary

    10 strokes

  • běn

    a basket or pan used for earth, manure etc

    10 strokes

  • zhěn

    border

    10 strokes

  • chù

    livestock

    10 strokes

  • sharp

    10 strokes

Related radicals (相关部首 xiāngguān bùshǒu)

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