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๐Ÿ“– Meaning & Origin

The ็›ฎ radical is a pictogram of an eye โ€” originally a vertical oval with a pupil, rotated to its current horizontal form. It appears in kanji about seeing, looking, and visual perception.

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๐Ÿ’ก Teacher's Memory Tip

Think of an eye lying on its side โ€” the two horizontal strokes are the eyelids, the vertical strokes are the outer shape of the eye. ็›ฎ = eye, seeing.

โ“ Frequently Asked Questions

What does this radical mean?

The ็›ฎ radical means 'eye.' It derives from a pictogram of an eye turned sideways. Kanji with ็›ฎ often relate to vision, looking, or being observed.

Which N5 kanji have this radical?

N5 kanji with ็›ฎ: ็›ฎ (eye), ่ฆ‹ (to see โ€” an eye on legs, walking around to see things).

How can I remember this radical?

Tilt the rectangle sideways and add lines inside โ€” that's an eye. ็›ฎ in a kanji means something about seeing or looking.

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