Turn a Cangjie letter code into ordered root keys and names, then download or print a clear study card.
Turn a letter sequence into a clear, ordered row of root keys. Make a study card to keep or print.
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This tool explains a sequence of keys. It does not check that a code belongs to a particular character. Use character code lookup for that.
A full Cangjie code keeps its complete key sequence. Quick uses its first and last letters; a one-letter code stays one letter.
Several characters can share the same Quick form. It is a candidate lookup, not a unique answer. Do not remove the middle keys when practicing full Cangjie.
Character lookup uses complete codes from the pinned Unihan kCangjie property. That source does not guarantee one specific input-method version. Check a code against your device if its candidates differ. We show every code supplied for a character; this dataset currently supplies one code per covered character.
No. They name the keys and their shape families. A sequence such as V N D is useful for learning the code for 好, but the labels 女 弓 木 are not a stroke-by-stroke drawing of 好. Study the guided decomposition examples for explanations of real character parts.
X names the special difficult-form code 難. It appears in designated codes such as HXH for 身; it is not a wildcard. Z is not one of the standard roots taught here, so this tool rejects it instead of inventing a label.
The dictionary covers more than 29,000 characters, not every Chinese character or every vendor extension. A missing code is left unfilled. A download failure is reported separately so you can retry. Rare characters may also need a font supported by your device.
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