ๅœŸ
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Earth / Soil
ใคใกใƒปใฉ

๐Ÿ“– Meaning & Origin

The ๅœŸ radical represents earth, soil, and the ground. Originally a pictogram of a plant sprouting from the ground. It appears in kanji about land, places, and earthen things.

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๐Ÿ’ก Teacher's Memory Tip

A cross (+) sitting on a flat base โ€” like a sprout pushing up through the soil. ๅœŸ = earth, ground, something rooted.

โ“ Frequently Asked Questions

What does this radical mean?

The ๅœŸ radical means 'earth' or 'soil.' It represents the ground we stand on, which is why it appears in ๅœฐ (ground/place) and words about land.

Which N5 kanji have this radical?

N5 kanji with ๅœŸ: ๅœŸ (earth/soil), ๅœฐ (ground/earth/place โ€” earth + a snake-like stroke indicating location).

How can I remember this radical?

A cross (+) on a base line โ€” a plant sprouting from soil. ๅœŸ = anything rooted in the ground.

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