cart

Origin & mnemonic

This radical originates from a pictograph depicting an ancient chariot or cart in oracle-bone script, with strokes representing the wheels, axle, and body of the vehicle.

Mnemonic: Picture this glyph as a cart viewed from above, with wheels on either side and the body in the center.

• 軭kuāng🔊

  to spoil (Cant.)

  13 strokes

• 𪨶Shē🔊

  old variant of 畲[She1]

  13 strokes

• 辏còu🔊

  to converge

  13 strokes

• 辐fú🔊

  spoke of a wheel

  13 strokes

• 辑jí🔊

  to gather up

  13 strokes

• 辒wēn🔊

  hearse

  13 strokes

• 𫐓róu🔊

  wheel band

  13 strokes

• 𬨎yóu🔊

  light carriage

  13 strokes

• 挽wǎn🔊

  variant of 挽[wan3]

  HSK 7

  14 strokes

• 舆yú🔊

  (literary) chassis of a carriage (contrasted with the canopy 堪[kan1])

  14 strokes

• 辕yuán🔊

  shaft of a cart or carriage

  14 strokes

• 辖xiá🔊

  linchpin (used to fasten a wheel to an axle)

  14 strokes

• 辗zhǎn🔊

  used in 輾轉|辗转[zhan3 zhuan3]

  14 strokes

• 辈bèi🔊

  lifetime

  HSK 5

  15 strokes

• 辘lù🔊

  used in 轆轆|辘辘[lu4 lu4]

  15 strokes

• 𫐖jiāo🔊

  used in 轇轕|𫐖𮝺[jiao1 ge2]

  15 strokes

• 辙zhé🔊

  rut; track of a wheel (Taiwan pr. [che4])

  16 strokes

• 辚lín🔊

  rumbling of wheels

  16 strokes

• 𮝺gé🔊

  used in 轇轕|𫐖𮝺[jiao1 ge2]

  16 strokes

• 毂gǔ🔊

  the hub of wheel

  17 strokes

• 𫐘kǎn🔊

  used in 轗軻|𫐘轲[kan3 ke3]

  17 strokes

• 轜ér🔊

  variant of 輀[er2]

  21 strokes

• 辔pèi🔊

  bridle; reins

  22 strokes