one-stroke radicals

Norwegian translation: ettstrøksradikaler

22:48 Sep 13, 2009
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English term or phrase: one-stroke radicals
Radicals are the 214 character elements (189 in the simplified system) around which the Chinese writing system is organized. Some of these elements can stand alone as individual characters; others function only when combined with additional character elements.
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First, go to the front of the dictionary where you'll find a table listing all radicals in groups by the number of strokes in each. That is, all the one-stroke radicals are listed first, then the two-stroke radicals, and so on. Since (rén) contains two strokes, look in the two-stroke section to find that has been assigned number 19.

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Hanne Aas
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Norwegian translation:ettstrøksradikaler
Explanation:
Enig med Per, men "strek" indikerer en mer eller mindre rett linje, mens "strøkene" i kinesisk også kan endre retning.

Jeg foreslå å skrive i ett ord, jf. "ettpartistat" o.l.

http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinesiske_tegn
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ettstrøksradikaler


Explanation:
Enig med Per, men "strek" indikerer en mer eller mindre rett linje, mens "strøkene" i kinesisk også kan endre retning.

Jeg foreslå å skrive i ett ord, jf. "ettpartistat" o.l.

http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinesiske_tegn

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