script
wén (wen2)
Radical no. 67 · 4 strokes (第 67 部首 · 4 画 dì 67 bùshǒu · 4 huà)
Radical ⽂ (wén) — meaning: script, 4 strokes.
Origin & mnemonic
This radical originates from the depiction of written strokes or markings on a surface. In seal script, it represents scratches, patterns, or ornamental designs, which later extended to mean writing, text, and culture.
Mnemonic: The intersecting strokes resemble written lines carved or inscribed on a surface.
Characters with this radical (含此部首的字 hán cǐ bùshǒu de zì)
10 characters- 文wén
language
HSK 74 strokes
- 斈xué
variant of 學|学[xue2]
7 strokes
- 斉qí
old variant of 齊|齐[qi2]
8 strokes
- 斋zhāi
to fast or abstain from meat, wine etc
10 strokes
- 斑bān
spot
12 strokes
- 斌bīn
variant of 彬[bin1]
12 strokes
- 斐fěi
phonetic fei or fi
12 strokes
- 斒bān
variegated
13 strokes
- 斓lán
used in 斑斕|斑斓[ban1 lan2]
16 strokes
- 斔yǔ
old variant of 斞[yu3]
18 strokes
Related radicals (相关部首 xiāngguān bùshǒu)
Same stroke count or numerically adjacent in the 214-radical set.