one
yī (yi1)
Radical no. 1 · 1 strokes (第 1 部首 · 1 画 dì 1 bùshǒu · 1 huà)
Radical ⼀ (yī) — meaning: one, 1 strokes.
Origin & mnemonic
This radical originates from a single horizontal stroke in oracle-bone and seal script, symbolizing the concept of unity and the number one. It is the most basic pictograph, representing a single unit.
Mnemonic: A single horizontal line—it is the very image of the number one and singularity.
Characters with this radical (含此部首的字 hán cǐ bùshǒu de zì)
14 characters- 一yī
one
HSK 11 strokes
- 七qī
seven
HSK 12 strokes
- 丁dīng
male adult
HSK 72 strokes
- 丂kǎo
"breath" or "sigh" component in Chinese characters
2 strokes
- 丄shàng
old variant of 上[shang4]
2 strokes
- 丅xià
old variant of 下[xia4]
2 strokes
- 上shàng
(bound form) up; upper; above; previous
HSK 13 strokes
- 下xià
down
HSK 13 strokes
- 与yǔ
(formal) and; together with (linking parallel nouns, verbs, or phrases)
HSK 63 strokes
- 三sān
three
HSK 13 strokes
- 万wàn
ten thousand
HSK 23 strokes
- 丈zhàng
measure of length, ten Chinese feet (3.3 m)
3 strokes
- 丌jī
"pedestal" component in Chinese characters
3 strokes
- 亐yú
old variant of 于[yu2]
3 strokes
Related radicals (相关部首 xiāngguān bùshǒu)
Same stroke count or numerically adjacent in the 214-radical set.