扌

This component represents the hand and appears on the left side of characters related to hand actions · Kangxi radical 64 · variant of 手

This component represents the hand and appears on the left side of characters related to hand actions, grasping, or manual activities.

It's a simplified left-side variant of 手 (hand), stylized to show three fingers in a grasping position when used as a radical in compound characters.

扌 at a glance

Meaning
This component represents the hand and appears on the left side of characters related to hand actions
Strokes
3
Characters
344
Role
Contributes meaning
Kangxi radical
64
Variant of
手

Characters with 扌 (118 of 344)

HSK 1 · 1

HSK 2 · 2

HSK 3 · 4

HSK 4 · 18

HSK 5 · 19

HSK 6 · 28

Beyond HSK · 46

扎zā · variant of 紮|扎[za1]打dá · (loanword) dozen払fǎn · to take扢gǔ · clean扛gāng · old variant of 扛[gang1]扪mén · lay hands on扦qiān · short slender pointed piece of metal, bamboo etc扫sào · (bound form) a (large) broom把bà · handle扳bān · to pull抃biàn · to applaud扼è · variant of 扼[e4]抉jué · to pick out抠kōu · to dig; to pick; to scratch (with a finger or sth pointed)抡lún · to select抟tuán · to roll up into a ball with one's hands (variant of 團|团[tuan2])折shé · to snap拗ào · (bound form) intractable; contrary; disobedient抻chēn · to pull担dàn · picul (100 catties, 50 kg)拂bì · old variant of 弼[bi4]拊fǔ · pat拉lá · to make a cut in (sth); to slit; to gash; to slash拎līn · to lift up; to carry in one's hand抿mǐn · to smooth hair with a wet brush抹mā · to wipe拇mǔ · thumb拈niān · to nip拚pàn · to strive for抨pēng · attack拑qián · pliers拓tà · to make a rubbing (e.g. of an inscription)挡dàng · to arrange拱gǒng · to cup one's hands in salute挢jiǎo · to raise拮jié · antagonistic拷kǎo · to beat拾shè · to ascend in light steps拭shì · to wipe拴shuān · to tie up挞tà · (bound form) to whip; to flog挝wō · used 老撾|老挝[Lao3 wo1]挟jiā · old variant of 夾|夹[jia1]拶zā · (literary) to force; to coerce拯zhěng · to raise拽yè · variant of 曳[ye4]

Frequently asked questions

What does the component 扌 mean?

扌 means "This component represents the hand and appears on the left side of characters related to hand actions". In the characters that contain it, it contributes meaning.

How many Chinese characters contain 扌?

344 characters in this dictionary contain 扌, including ones at HSK 1, HSK 2, HSK 3, HSK 4, HSK 5, HSK 6.

Is 扌 a radical?

Yes — 扌 is Kangxi radical 64, one of the 214 traditional indexing radicals used to organise Chinese dictionaries.

How many strokes does 扌 have?

扌 is written in 3 strokes.