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Ipad jedict compound kanji9/4/2023 In 販 (1715: marketing), this radical is called かいへん. The "small shell" radical 貝 is pronounced かい. Actually, most radical names have two parts, combining the yomi of the component and its position name. Here are examples for each position: (The radicals are 匚, 厂, and ⻌, in that order.)Įach radical has a name. ![]() Enclosures: If a component encloses the rest of the character on at least two sides, you've probably found your radical.(The radicals are, respectively, 灬, 心, and 示.) ![]() By contrast, the bottom parts of the next characters are radicals because the topmost parts couldn't cut it as such, either not being radicals or not being wide enough: 無, 悪, 祭. (The radicals are, respectively,, 亠, and 宀. The upper portion can be a radical only if the component stretches the width of the character, as the upper parts of these kanji do: 会, 高, 寝.
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