11-digit replied:
> 1) "Drunk".
I assume you mean yopparai. (U+9154)
Well, no, that is, again, the wine radical (U+9149), with 4
residual strokes.
The 4 residual strokes constitute a component that itself is a
character, U+5346. And the radical for *that* is 'ten', U+5341,
not 'nine'.
>
> 2) What's that one with "sun" enclosed by "nine"?
U+65EE. Part of one of the odd combinations that are used
in Chinese to spell out dimorphemes that aren't part of the
core Sinitic vocabulary. Actually it is 'sun' *under* 'nine',
and the other pair is U+65EF, 'sun' *over* 'nine'. Together,
ga1la2-zi or ga1la2-r, "dark corner". Or ga1gala2lar2 "(in)
every nook and cranny".
--Ken
> --- Original Message ---
> Thomas Chan <thomas@atlas.datexx.com>;
> >On Sun, 8 Jul 2001, [ISO-2022-JP] てんどう瘢雹りゅう瘢雹じ wrote:
> >
> >> Shouldn't HAN DIGIT NINE be a radical? I've seen it in a few places in kanji.
> >
> >Examples?
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