The 214 traditional radicals, arranged according to stroke count, along with their Japanese names and the English names commonly associated with them (with thanks to Prof. David Mosher). Part of the Kanji Clinic site but seemed worthy of its own entry.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The 214 traditional radicals, arranged according to stroke count, along with their Japanese names and the English names commonly associated with them (with thanks to Prof. David Mosher). Part of the Kanji Clinic site but seemed worthy of its own entry.<\/p>\n
Source<\/strong>: Mary Sisk Noguchi \/ Prof. David Mosher<\/a>
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