Ear radical 耳 (ěr): 12 characters

body{font-family:sans-serif;max-width:860px;margin:40px auto;padding:0 20px;color:#1a1a2e}Ear radical 耳 (ěr): 12 characters耳 (ěr) is Kangxi radical no. 128, “ear”. In this form it is written with 6 strokes.耳 (ěr) is an ear: hearing, listening and, by extension, being well known.The characters range from 6 to 15 strokes. None of them is in HSK 3.0 levels 1–2, and 1 has a full word page of its own.Good ones to start with: 耳 (ěr) ear, 聊 (liáo) to chat, 聪 (cōng) sharp (of sight and hearing).Characters with this radical6 strokes

耳 (ěr) - ear

10 strokes

耽 (dān) - to indulge in

耻 (chǐ) - shame

耿 (gěng) - bright

耸 (sǒng) - to excite

11 strokes

聊 (liáo) - to chat

职 (zhí) - office

聋 (lóng) - deaf

12 strokes

联 (lián) - to ally oneself with

13 strokes

聘 (pìn) - to engage (a teacher etc)

14 strokes

聚 (jù) - to congregate

15 strokes

聪 (cōng) - sharp (of sight and hearing)

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Radicals and component data: Make Me a Hanzi by Shaunak Kishore (dictionary.txt, derived from Unihan and CJKlib), used under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3 or later. Make Me a Hanzi LGPL v3

Stroke counts: Make Me a Hanzi graphics.txt, derived from the Arphic PL KaitiM GB and Arphic PL UKai fonts by Arphic Technology, under the Arphic Public License - the same stroke data the animations use. Arphic Public License