⼂
dot
zhǔ (zhu3)
Radical no. 3 · 1 strokes (第 3 部首 · 1 画 dì 3 bùshǒu · 1 huà)
Radical ⼂ (zhǔ) — meaning: dot, 1 strokes.
Origin & mnemonic
This radical originates from a single dot mark in oracle-bone and seal script. The dot was used to indicate a point, location, or mark in written characters.
Mnemonic: A single tiny dot is the root of this radical—remember it as the simplest mark you can make.
Characters with this radical (含此部首的字 hán cǐ bùshǒu de zì)
9 characters- 丶zhǔ
"dot" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 3), aka 點|点[dian3]
1 strokes
- 丷bā
"eight" component in Chinese characters
2 strokes
- 丸wán
ball
HSK 73 strokes
- 为wèi
variant of 為|为[wei4]
HSK 24 strokes
- 丹dān
red
4 strokes
- 主zhǔ
owner
HSK 75 strokes
- 丼jǐng
old variant of 井[jing3]
5 strokes
- 丽lì
beautiful
7 strokes
- 举jǔ
variant of 舉|举[ju3]
HSK 29 strokes
Related radicals (相关部首 xiāngguān bùshǒu)
Same stroke count or numerically adjacent in the 214-radical set.