Tip:You can also use the table’s own search field to search/filter radicals by position. Use the radical positions table as a reference. For example, to view all radicals in the “hang down” position, type たれ or “tare” into the search field. To avoid ambiguities amongst the differ...
View thekanjiin your search results sorted by stroke number or else grouped together first by radical orkanjistroke number and then sorted again by the canonical order of their radicals. This will help you understand howkanjiare related to radicals and provides a clear structure for even large ...
CONSTITUTION:The KANJI is sorted into left-hand and right-hand radicals and other characters and registered in a KANJI table 1. The characters shown by 5, 6 and 7 are displayed on a screen of a CRT8 which is displayed in 16X16 dots. In this example, a left-hand radical shown by 2 ...
CONSTITUTION:The KANJI is sorted into left-hand and right-hand radicals and other characters and registered in a KANJI table 1. The characters shown by 5, 6 and 7 are displayed on a screen of a CRT8 which is displayed in 16X16 dots. In this example, a left-hand radical shown by 2 ...
show- only display sorted list without writing into files (optional)--per-line=NUM- explicitly tell how many characters per line to display.50by default. Applicable only to (no arguments) (optional)--freq-table=TABLE_NAME- use only one frequency table. Table names are file names fromdata/...
show- only display sorted list without writing into files (optional)--per-line=NUM- explicitly tell how many characters per line to display.50by default. Applicable only to (no arguments) (optional)--freq-table=TABLE_NAME- use only one frequency table. Table names are file names fromdata/...
CONSTITUTION:The phonetic KANJI is sorted into main phonetic KANJI and secondary phonetic KANJI. As shown in a table I , all main phonetic KANJI are included with the main phonetic KANJI shown by ''OTSU'' and the secondary phonetic KANJI shown by ''KOU (ask)''. The main phonetic KANJI ...
By clicking on the “Sort” icon in the navigation bar or using the up arrow key as a shortcut, you can view the kanji grouped first by their radical stroke number, then sorted by the canonical order of the radicals (see below). ...
Hi Stella, to quickly find all Grade 1 kanji inKanji alive, type (without the quotes) “grade:1” in the search field and press enter/return. Then, if you wish, click multiple times on the “Sort” button to view these results sorted in different ways and click on an individual kanji...