Detailed explanation of five word root splitting rules and word splitting tips

Five strokes are called five strokes because Chinese characters have five basic elements: skimming, vertices, horizontal, vertical, and hooks. The five keyboards are also partitioned according to this rule.

The "five strokes" feature splits Chinese characters into five basic strokes: horizontal (1), vertical (2), skimming (3), seek (2), and fold (B ). The structure after splitting Chinese characters is called the "font root ". When typing, you can split the five-character splitting rules into the root of each character, and then enter the words according to the input rules. The advantage of five strokes is that at most four encodings can be entered at a time, that is, each word or word can be played with a maximum of four encodings.

I. Stroke distribution

Horizontal area (Area 1): ASDFG (11, 12, 13, 14, 15 in sequence ). If the first Chinese character is horizontal, go to the horizontal area to find the first Chinese character root.

Vertical area (Area 2): HJKLM (21, 22, 23, 24, and 25 in sequence ). If the first line of a Chinese character is vertical, go to the vertical area to find the first root of the Chinese character.

Primary area (Area 3): TREWQ (31, 32, 33, 34, 35 in sequence ). The first painting of Chinese characters is an apostrophes. Go to the apostrophes area to find the first root of the Chinese character.

Region (Zone 4): YUIOP (sequential values: 41, 42, 43, 44, and 45 ). The first painting of Chinese characters is ghost. Go to the ghost area to find the first root of the Chinese character.

Discount zone (5): NBVCX (51, 52, 53, 54, 55 in sequence ). If the first Chinese character is folded, you can find the first Chinese character root in the fold area.

"Z" is a universal code, instead of any uncertain letter.

In addition, you need to understand some basic roots, such as the primary node, the primary node, and the secondary node. The rule is as follows: from the middle of each area to the two sides, one pen, two pens, and three pens. Explanation: T is a stream, R is a stream, and E is a stream. Y is one point, U is the highlight, and I is three points.

Tip: If you need to know the specific partition of the key bit, please refer to the 86 five-character root table diagram and tips.

Example of the same root character:

II. Five word splitting rules

In the five-stroke font, the rules for getting a combination of words are: Writing order, taking precedence, taking into account the intuition, being able to connect, not connecting, and not connecting.

1. Writing order: sort the split roots from start to end according to the writing habits.

For example, the order of "new" characters for code retrieval is "Li, Mu, Jin", neither "MU, Li, Jin" nor "Li, Jin, Mu ". The word "and" can only be "Wo, Kou", not "Kou, wo ".

2. Take the big priority: Also called "take the big priority ". When encoding Chinese characters in the "writing order", do not use the roots with fewer strokes without limit. To add a stroke, you cannot create a font root. Each time, the font is encoded with a "as many strokes as possible.

For example, the word "world" can be split into "one, two, and two", or "one, two ". Select the latter according to this rule.

Sometimes, some strokes can be placed in front as the font root or in the back as the font root. It is commonly known as "try to bring forward ". For example, the word "Qin" can be "1, Fu, and he" or "3, man, and Wo". According to this rule, the latter should be selected.

3. Both sides are intuitive: in order to make the root features obvious and easy to argue, the principle of "writing order" and "taking the big priority" is sometimes sacrificed to form individual exceptions.

For example, the word "country" should be written in the order of "country, King, Dian, and 1", but such encoding is not only contrary to the word source, it is better to make the font root "strong" intuitive and easy to argue. We had to go against the "writing order" and encode it in the "" order.

For example, if the word "priority" is set to "priority", "2. Priority" should be set to "priority", but "1. Ge" is not used for intuition, so the latter is used.

4. Connectionless: When a word can be regarded as a "connected" root or a "intersection", it should be "connected. Because in general, "connection" is more "intuitive" than "intersection", and can better show the structural characteristics of the root strokes.

For example, the word "day" takes "1. Large" instead of "2. Person ".

5. The word "main" takes precedence over "primary". "primary" and "Earth" should be used. However, according to this rule, only "primary" and "King" can be used ". Rules that can be separated are also used for classification of fonts, which will be explained later.

3. Five word splitting tips

The five pen fonts are intuitive, and the codes must be compiled in the order of the code (font root); the upper, lower, and lower class strokes are followed, and the selection of the font root is preferred; the four yards are obtained at the end of the one, two, three, and three, and can be; if there are less than four codes, remember to use cross-identification.

IV. Summary

1. Five strokes split Chinese characters into five basic strokes: horizontal (1), vertical (2), skimming (0), and secondary (B.

2. Check the "five-character root table" key partition on the keyboard.