Category:Yi characters by radical

This radical/strokes index comes from the Yiwen Jianzi Ben (彝文检字本, ꆈꌠꁱꂷꎹꏦꋐ, Nuosu bburma shep jie zzit) dictionary, by the Sichuan Province Yi Script Working Group and the Liangshan Dialect Working Committee (ꌧꍧꌜꆈꌠꁱꂷꌤꃅꋈꌠꆃꎭꍏꅇꂷꁱꂷꌤꃅꊈꑼꉼꁰꄻꄉꌠ, Sypchuo se Nuosu bburma sytmu curxsu, Niepsha zho ddopma bburma sytmu wo yuophop, bburxddie dasu), published in 1984 by Minzu Chubanshe, in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China. This index groups the Modern Yi radicals into 26 groups (most of them with additional radicals considered as variants for the Liangshan Yi dialect), then sorts Modern Yi syllables in these groups by their additional strokes count. This was the major source used for the encoding of syllables and radicals for the Modern Yi script in the Unicode/ISO/IEC 10646 standard (Yi characters encoded in the universal character set are not sorted graphically by radical and strokes, but phonetically by consonant, vowel, and tone). In the list below, each syllable comes with its Pinyin romanization between parentheses (the bold style of the romanization is used to indicate that this syllable is also used to name its base radical, which may have fewer strokes than the full syllable).