RADKFILE

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Michael Raine's analysis of which elements every JIS kanji is built from, maintained by the EDRDG. It is what the radical lookup in the search box asks: pick the parts you can see, get the characters that hold all of them.

A few rows

Chosen from the data, not taken off the top.

  • 3 strokes · in 1,337 characters

    The component that turns up almost everywhere.

  • 17 strokes · in 3 characters

    And one that almost never does.

What we hold

Classical radicals
253
Characters broken into radicals
6,355
Last brought in
not recorded

What we take

  • The 253 classical radicals, with the stroke count of each
  • Which of them every one of 6,355 kanji is written from

Terms

Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0, the same terms as KANJIDIC2. The credit is a condition of use, and so is sharing any derived data under them. CC BY-SA 4.0