RADICAL GROUP
纟 radical
Dictionary meaning: "silk" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 120), occurring in 紅|红[hong2], 綠|绿[lu:4], 累[lei4] etc.
143 indexed characters use this radical form.
Characters indexed under 纟
to trip
to tie
to draw tight; to stretch taut
braid
to weave
helter-skelter
to wind around
(light) silk
crimson silk
pure
(bound form) ample; spacious
to cheat
closely joined
satin
Chinese character
to spin (cotton or hemp etc)
dark red
numerous
seam
ribbon for a seal
heavy rope
to bind
violet or purple
head rope of a fishing net
plain white silk
to
(literary) well rope (for drawing water)
rope attached to a sword hilt
cord
to quilt
knot
red
to bind
slow
to draw; to paint
multicolor
level
order
to continue
to spin (hemp etc)
to seize
(wooden) box
thick waterproof silk
capital of the Jin State during the Spring and Autumn Period (770-475 BC)
bridle
to twist (strands into a thread)
to hand in
knot
red silk
classics
to gather together
thin, tough silk fabric
to cut short
used in 緙絲|缂丝[ke4 si1]
Chinese character
fine floss-silk or cotton
cable
(literary) thick rope used to restrain a prisoner
bridal veil or kerchief
to practice
to wind round
damask
skein
green
strand
to classify
net-like object
plain thin silk
silk floss
distant
indistinct
cord
surname Miao
to receive
to turn
error
used in 縹渺|缥渺[piao1 miao3]
beautiful
used in 繾綣|缱绻[qian3quan3]
hem with invisible stitches
used in 繾綣|缱绻[qian3quan3]
to wind
to thread (a needle)
to weave
velvet
adorned
to reel silk from cocoons
cotton yarn
to repair
to sole a shoe
to continue
member of gentry
rope
cord on a seal
abundant
"silk" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 120), occurring in 紅|红[hong2], 綠|绿[lu:4], 累[lei4] etc
fine linen
to pacify
to withdraw
braid
coarse greenish black pongee
orange-red silk
to gather
white
bind up
to preserve
latitude
line
hemp
thin or slender
thread
fine
light yellow color
raw silk
knot
to tie
to embroider; embroidery
beginnings
to continue
adorned
continuous
(literary) to die by hanging or strangulation
tassel
winding
cause
to make an appointment
confused
to tie
to burst open
fine and dense
paper (CL:張|张[zhang1],沓[da2])
to weave
end
Zhou, pejorative name given posthumously to the last king of the Shang dynasty, King Zhou of Shang 商紂王|商纣王[Shang1 Zhou4 Wang2] (the name refers to a crupper 紂|纣[zhou4], the piece of horse tack most likely to be soiled by the horse)
crepe
to sew
to let down with a rope
Buddhists
vertical; north-south (Taiwan pr. [zong1])
heddle
to form
(literary) to inherit
Chinese character