When the formation data identifies 豕 as semantic, the relevant character record states that role.
Pig
shǐ
Unicode uses 豕 as a Kangxi radical category. Its reference meaning is a pig, boar; Kangxi radical 152. The relationship to an individual character may be semantic, historical, or primarily classificatory.
Semantic–phonetic characters identify the component associated with historical pronunciation.
The primary dictionary radical is shown independently of any claim about modern meaning.
Character index
4 course characters
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象xiàngelephant; ivory; figure, imageDetails+
Formation: Pictograph of an elephant.
Formation source · Dong Chinese Lexicon- Category radical
- 豕 pig
- Visual structure
- ⺈ + 口 + 豕
豪háobrave, heroic, chivalrousDetails+
Formation: Phonosemantic compound. 豕 represents the meaning and 高 represents the sound.
- 豕Semantic componenthog
- 高Phonetic componenttall
- Category radical
- 豕 pig
- Visual structure
- 高 + 豕
豫yùrelaxed; hesitantDetails+
Formation: Phonosemantic compound. 象 represents the meaning and 予 represents the sound.
- 象Semantic componentelephant; shape; appearance
- 予Phonetic componentgive; I
- Category radical
- 豕 pig
- Visual structure
- 予 + 象
豬zhūpig, hog, wild boarDetails+
Formation: Phonosemantic compound. 豕 represents the meaning and 者 represents the sound.
- 豕Semantic componenthog
- 者Phonetic component-er; [one that...]
- Category radical
- 豕 pig
- Visual structure
- 豕 + 者
Classification: Unicode 17.0 kRSUnicode. Structure: Make Me a Hanzi. Formation: Dong Chinese Lexicon where available, with a documented Make Me a Hanzi fallback. Method and licenses.