偏旁部首 Chinese Radicals

不注意的话，很多人会将含有四点底“灬”与含有三点水“氵”的字的含义误认为是均是与“水”有关系的，但并非如此。其实，仔细分析下几个带“灬”的汉字就能发现，都是与“火”有关系的。比如：热 熟 照 焦 煮 蒸 煎 烈 黑 无 杰。

If you don’t pay attention, many people will mistake the meaning of the words containing the four-point base “灬” and the three-point water “氵” to be related to “water”, but this is not the case.
In fact, a careful analysis of the few Chinese characters with “灬” will reveal that they are all related to “火”, such as: Hot cooked photo, scorched, steamed, fried, strong, black.

两点水即为冫，用作汉字部首。“冫”的本义为水凝成的冰。
中文名：冫。古同：“冰”，用作部首。俗称“两点水”。部首：冫。读法：bīng。笔画： 2画。笔顺读写：点提。

示例：冷、凌、冰、冲、冮、冯、次等，都以冫为部首。

Two points of water is 冫, used as the radical of Chinese characters. The original meaning of “冫” is ice made of water.
Chinese name: 冫. Gu Tong: “Ice”, used as a radical. Commonly known as “two points of water”. Radical: 冫. How to pronounce: bīng. Strokes: 2 strokes. Stroke order reading and writing: point to mention.

Example: Leng, Ling, Bing, Chong, Zheng, Feng, Ci, etc., all use Xian as the radical.

辶是一个汉字偏旁部首，读音为chuò。俗称“走之底”，简称“走之儿”，实际上并非源于“走”或“之”，而是源于“辵”（chuò）。

辶 is a radical of a Chinese character, pronounced chuò. Commonly known as “Zou Zhi Di”, or “Zou Zhi Er” for short, it does not actually originate from “Zou” or “Zhi”, but from “辵” (chuò).