漢字 Hanzi Assigner

Radical, stroke count, simplified form, sort indexes, 獨體/合體 and frequency for each character. Add words below, or remove a row with its 🗑. The ⚑ column flags Trad/Simp trouble and states why — S: stroke counts differ by ≥ the Δ value, R: radicals differ, D: duplicated (another word in this list shares its simplified form: 幹/干 → 干, 雲/云 → 云); click the ⚑ header to filter.

Click any chip (radical, 獨體, 虛詞) to view its member words. To rearrange, press Move in the left panel — then drag a chip onto a location, or tap it and tap its destination. 獨體 overrides its radical; 虛詞 members come from Location Override List; anything unassigned resolves to 零丁洋. Export downloads the current Location_Radical_Map.txt.

Pick locations in the selector; each selected one shows as boxes of word chips (radical on top right, stroke count on bottom right). Drag a chip — or tap it, then tap its destination. Moving a Traditional word writes an override; Simplified always mirrors the Traditional arrangement, and moving a Simplified word records the difference. Every deviation from a word's baseline placement — on either board — lands in the Placement Override List (export it from ⑤ Setting). Duplicated words (two list words share one simplified form, like 干/幹) are purple on both boards; flagged words (see Word Processor) have an amber frame — the Duplicated / Flagged buttons filter the view down to just those words (both on = either kind). The dashed 備用區 at the end is a staging area: park words there while their placement is undecided, then drag them out when you've made up your mind.

Forge recipes: which words from this list combine into each word, and how they are arranged (⿰力口 → 加, but ⿱口力 → 另) — from 2 up to the max parts setting (default 2). Each recipe is written as an IDS: the components in reading order, under the operator that positions them; layout is that operator's coarse class (LR / TB / ENC, * = semi-enclosure, which also accepts an offset placement). Combining forms count as their standalone word (氵→水, 忄→心); a word whose parts are not all in the list, or that needs more parts than the cap, is not forgeable. 獨體 characters are base units.