ๆœจ
๐ŸŒฟ Nature4 strokesJLPT N5
Tree / Wood
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๐Ÿ“– Meaning & Origin

The ๆœจ radical is a pictogram of a tree โ€” a vertical trunk with roots below and branches above. It appears in kanji about trees, nature, wood, and things made of wood.

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๐Ÿ’ก Teacher's Memory Tip

One tree ๆœจ, two trees ๆž— (grove), three trees ๆฃฎ (forest) โ€” the pattern is visual and logical. More trees = more nature.

โ“ Frequently Asked Questions

What does this radical mean?

The ๆœจ radical means 'tree' or 'wood.' It's one of the clearest pictographic radicals โ€” the shape literally looks like a tree with branches and roots.

Which N5 kanji have this radical?

N5 kanji with ๆœจ: ๆœจ (tree), ๆœฌ (book/origin โ€” a tree with a mark at the root = root/basis), ๆž— (grove โ€” two trees), ๆฃฎ (forest โ€” three trees).

How can I remember this radical?

Draw a cross (+) then add a base โ€” it looks like a tree. Stack two ๆœจ for a grove, three for a forest. Thinking 'tree' instantly tells you the kanji is nature-related.

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