When the formation data identifies 廴 as semantic, the relevant character record states that role.
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Semantic role Phonetic role Radical classification
廴
Radical 54 of 214 · 3 strokes
Long stride
yǐn
Unicode uses 廴 as a Kangxi radical category. Its reference meaning is go; Kangxi radical 54. The relationship to an individual character may be semantic, historical, or primarily classificatory.
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Semantic–phonetic characters identify the component associated with historical pronunciation.
The primary dictionary radical is shown independently of any claim about modern meaning.
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建jiànto build, to erect; to establish, to foundDetails+
semantic formation
Formation: Depicts the process of setting something up. The 聿 component here is used to depict a hand holding up a wooden post, rather than a writing utensil.
- 聿Semantic componentwriting utensil
- 廴Semantic componentlong stride
- Category radical
- 廴 long stride
- Visual structure
- 廴 + 聿
HSK words with 建6 words in this course
延yánto defer, to delay, to postpone; to extend, to prolong; surnameDetails+
semantic formation
Formation: The formation source identifies the component roles shown below; unresolved roles are labeled accordingly.
- 疋Semantic componentfoot
- 廴Semantic componentlong stride
- Category radical
- 廴 long stride
- Visual structure
- 丿 + 㢟
HSK words with 延6 words in this course
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.