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Searching characters by their constituent components

TL;DR: We can find characters by inputting some or all of their constituent components.

小學堂 offers a component-searching interface, so that if you manage to recognise some components of a character but not the entire character, you can input those components to get a matching character which contains them.

Let's say that you come across the following character, and you don't recognise it:

Step 1. Identify as many parts of the character as possible.

Let's say that you've recognised 2「木」and a「彡」

Step 2. Input those components at http://xiaoxue.iis.sinica.edu.tw/ccdb

Step 3. Click 確定送出 to get a list of matching characters.

You should see the following if you did this step correctly:

Step 4. After you've found the correct character, click the character (not the number underneath it) to bring up a pop-up box.

You should see the following box pop up if you did this step correctly:

Step 5. The box under 瀏覽器 contains a text character. You can select and copy the character, then look up the character under your favourite dictionary.

Searching characters by their constituent components

TL;DR: We can find characters by inputting some or all of their constituent components.

Let's say that you come across the following character, and you don't recognise it:

Step 1. Identify as many parts of the character as possible.

Let's say that you've recognised 2「木」and a「彡」

Step 2. Input those components at http://xiaoxue.iis.sinica.edu.tw/ccdb

Step 3. Click 確定送出 to get a list of matching characters.

You should see the following if you did this step correctly:

Step 4. After you've found the correct character, click the character (not the number underneath it) to bring up a pop-up box.

You should see the following box pop up if you did this step correctly:

Step 5. The box under 瀏覽器 contains a text character. You can select and copy the character, then look up the character under your favourite dictionary.

Searching characters by their constituent components

TL;DR: We can find characters by inputting some or all of their constituent components.

Let's say that you come across the following character, and you don't recognise it:

Step 1. Identify as many parts of the character as possible.

Let's say that you've recognised 2「木」and a「彡」

Step 2. Input those components at http://xiaoxue.iis.sinica.edu.tw/ccdb

Step 3. Click 確定送出 to get a list of matching characters.

You should see the following if you did this step correctly:

Step 4. After you've found the correct character, click the character (not the number underneath it) to bring up a pop-up box.

You should see the following box pop up if you did this step correctly:

Step 5. The box under 瀏覽器 contains a text character. You can select and copy the character, then look up the character under your favourite dictionary.

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Searching characters by their constituent components

TL;DR: We can find characters by inputting some or all of their constituent components.

Let's say that you come across the following character, and you don't recognise it:

Step 1. Identify as many parts of the character as possible.

Let's say that you've recognised 2「木」and a「彡」

Step 2. Input those components at http://xiaoxue.iis.sinica.edu.tw/ccdb

Step 3. Click 確定送出 to get a list of matching characters.

You should see the following if you did this step correctly:

Step 4. After you've found the correct character, click the character (not the number underneath it) to bring up a pop-up box.

You should see the following box pop up if you did this step correctly:

Step 5. The box under 瀏覽器 contains a text character. You can select and copy the character, then look up the character under your favourite dictionary.