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Chinese
You can look up any Chinese character. Just type it in the search box.
- Wiktionary:Chinese four corner index
- Wiktionary:Chinese radical index
- Wiktionary:Chinese total strokes index
- Wiktionary:Chinese Cangjie index
- Wiktionary:Chinese Pinyin index
2do
Add Character decomposition to the Chinese character articles, presenting how that particular character is decomposed. put this right under the "Cangjie input" line.
Daffy characters
- 阝 on the left side means mound, see Wiktionary:Chinese radical index 阜
- ⻏ on the right side means city, see Wiktionary:Chinese radical index 邑
- 辶, supposed to have 4 strokes, but most often looks like having 3 strokes (see below)
- 尣, supposed to have 3 strokes
- 扱 is not 报
- 叨 is not 叻 is not 叩
Hard-to-finds
Chains
Mixed up
- 皿 - shallow container (5 strokes)
- 且 - moreover, also (post-subject); about to, will soon (pre-verb)
- 自 - self, private
- 目 - eye (5 strokes)
- 白 - white
- 日 - sun
- 口 - mouth
- 十 - ten
- 上 - above
- 下 - below
- 工 - work
- 士 - gentleman, soldier
- 土 - soil
- 干 - oppose
- 于 - in, on, at
- 乇 - to depend on
- 午 - noon
- 牛 - cow, ox, bull
- 王 - king, ruler
- 手 - hand
- 丰 - beautiful
- 玍 - naughty
- 生 - life, living
- 主 - master
- 玉 - jade
Unicode annotations
Right now, Unicode is missing characters of most fundamental importance, such as the small dots as in "白", or frequently recurring semi-radicals such as the right side of "轻".
Websites
- http://www.decodeunicode.org/w3.php?viewMode=block&ucHex=2E80 if you want to dig really deep into the U+2E80 – U+2EFF CJK Radicals Supplement table
- http://www.decodeunicode.org/w3.php?viewMode=block&ucHex=2FF0 Unicode area for character outlinings
- http://www.decodeunicode.org/w3.php?viewMode=block&ucHex=3300 U+3300 – U+33FF CJK Compatibility - what's that good for?
Pronounce that word
- Good templates: {{rfap}} (audio file request), {{rfp}} (IPA request)
- Categories: Category:Requests for audio pronunciation (German)
- There are the following pronunciation systems here at Wiktionary: IPA, schoolbook phonetics and last resort phonetics
Hardies