CJK radical walk two (⻎)
CJK radical walk two (U+2ECE), variant of the traditional Chinese radical 162
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CJK radical walk two (⻎)
Summary
CJK radical walk two (⻎) is an Unicode character[1].
Key Facts
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s image is recorded as 辶-red.png[2].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s instance of is recorded as Unicode character[3].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s instance of is recorded as Chinese character radical[4].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s writing system is recorded as Chinese characters[5].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s Commons category is recorded as ⻎[6].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s Unicode character is recorded as ⻎[7].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s catalog code is recorded as 162-2[8].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s catalog code is recorded as 049-x[9].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s different from is recorded as 辶[10].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s different from is recorded as 辶 (U+FA66)[11].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s different from is recorded as Kangxi radical 162 (⾡)[12].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s different from is recorded as CJK radical simplified walk (⻌)[13].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s different from is recorded as CJK radical walk one (⻍)[14].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s Unicode code point is recorded as 2ECE[15].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s HTML entity is recorded as ⻎[16].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s HTML entity is recorded as ⻎[17].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s HTML entity is recorded as ⻎[18].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s stroke count is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+3'}[19].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s GlyphWiki ID is recorded as u2ece[20].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s CJKV variant character is recorded as Kangxi radical 162 (⾡)[21].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s Unicode block is recorded as CJK Radicals Supplement[22].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s stroke order is recorded as 辶-order.gif[23].
- CJK radical walk two (⻎)'s Unicode character name is recorded as CJK RADICAL WALK TWO[24].
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Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include Unicode character[3] and Chinese character radical[4].