Kanji Kaisen

字の旅3,000 years in four forms

Oracle bone · ShangShang · c. 1200 BCE乙8780 (商)

Oracle bone, bronze and small seal: Academia Sinica 小學堂, CC0. Today’s form: KanjiVG, CC BY-SA 3.0.

部首Radical · in Human Body & People

頁

頁 head, page

おおがい oogai

9 strokesRadical of 23 kanjiPart of 25

Your ink in 頁0% painted · 0 of 23 familiar

Origin · sourced

Pictogram象形

Head of a kneeling person, emphasising “head”.

Built from 首 + 卩

Source: Wiktionary, 頁 (rev. 87584317), CC BY-SA 4.0

Memory story · made up to help you remember

“Face the world! This radical represents everything that happens from the neck up—thinking, seeing, breathing, and the very identity of a person. When you see these strokes, imagine a person's face looking back at you. It is the radical of the mind, the leader, and the primary surface of communication.”

Where it sits in a kanji

Indicates the human head, face, neck, thinking processes, leadership, or the physical surface of a page or document.

育つ

What it grows into

Built from 頁, with sourced origins
一覧

Every kanji with 頁 as its radical

Most used first