• to run;

It signifies the action of running or moving quickly.

Etymology

走 is a phono-semantic compound formed by combining 夭, which depicts a person shaking their shoulders in motion, and 止, which represents a foot.

Besides "to run," 走 also carries meanings like "to flee," "to head towards," "to go," and "to run errands."

In Chinese, it is often used to mean "to walk" or "to go (to a destination)," and in Cantonese, it can also mean "to take away" or "to remove."

Usage in Korean

When used as a radical, it generally conveys meanings related to leg or foot movement.

It is strongly associated with actions involving legs, movement, or motion.

Examples of characters with this radical include:

起 (to rise, get up)

越 (to surpass, exceed)

超 (to leap over, transcend)

趣 (interest, meaning)

Characters with

  • to leap over, to surpass, to go beyond;
  • to go over, to cross, to surpass, to overtake;
  • interest, delight;
달릴
dallil
ju
Kangxi radical:156
Strokes:7
Unicode:U+8D70
Cangjie input:
  • 土卜人 (GYO)
Composition:
  • ⿱ 土 龰
Writing order
走 Writing order

Neighboring radicals in the dictionary

References