These are counts in one KanjiVG snapshot. A count is not a rule. The partial mark is the attribute on the group. The original, when the group carries one, is the kvg:original string. The page makes no claim about meaning.
Cinnabar marks the partial group’s strokes on the host, once they have been drawn. On the standalone plate, cinnabar marks the kept strokes when the group’s letter-stripped sequence is a subsequence. The tint is data-stroke-highlight. A plate without it is not recolored. Click a plate to replay. With reduced motion the finished character stays still, and the color stays. The draw timings are unchanged. The plate stays cream in either theme.
- The kept strokes, once they have been drawn
On this page
How a partial group is read
- Partial group
- Element
- Original
- Own file
- Reference
- Shorter
- Fewer strokes than the element’s own file.
- Same count
- The same number of strokes as the element’s own file.
- Longer
- More strokes than the element’s own file.
- Order kept
- Leading
- The missing standalone strokes are a prefix, strokes 1 through k, and k is not the last stroke.
- Trailing
- The missing standalone strokes are a suffix, and the suffix is not every stroke.
- Interior
- The missing standalone strokes are one contiguous run that includes neither stroke 1 nor stroke N.
- Mixed
- The group is a subsequence, and the missing strokes are not one leading, trailing, or interior run.
- No stroke missing
- The letter-stripped sequences are equal. The missing set is empty.
- Not a subsequence
- The letter-stripped sequence is not a subsequence of the reference. The page names no missing set for that group.
- First
- One unbroken run, starting at stroke 1, with some other stroke still to come.
- Last
- One unbroken run, ending on stroke N, with some other stroke already written.
- Split
- In the middle
- One unbroken run that is neither the start nor the end.
- The whole character
- The partial group contains every stroke. It is not counted as first or as last.
- Host
- A jōyō character whose file contains the group. One host can contain more than one group.
- Depth
- Part
Overlap with reduced forms
| Original |
Jōyō |
Occurrences |
| Stroke count |
Leading |
Trailing |
Interior |
Mixed |
No stroke missing |
Not a subsequence |
Total |
Partial with no stroke missing
| Element |
Original |
Occurrences |
| Parent element |
Hosts |
Occurrences |
| Set |
First |
Last |
Split |
In the middle |
The whole character |
Total |
By element
On each row, first, last, split, in the middle, and the whole character add to the occurrences. The total row sums those columns. The strokes are not a sum. The hosts column adds to the number in the total row, and that number counts a host once for each element it contains.
| Element |
Own file |
Strokes |
Hosts |
Occurrences |
With original |
First |
Last |
Split |
In the middle |
The whole character |
Originals |
On each row, shorter, same count, and longer add to the occurrences. Leading, trailing, interior, mixed, no stroke missing, and not a subsequence add to the occurrences. Order kept and not a subsequence add to the occurrences. The total row sums those columns. The strokes are not a sum.
| Element |
Strokes |
Occurrences |
Shorter |
Same count |
Longer |
Leading |
Trailing |
Interior |
Mixed |
No stroke missing |
Not a subsequence |
Order kept |
| Element |
Originals |
Hosts |
Occurrences |
First |
Last |
Split |
In the middle |
The whole character |
One partial group inside another
| Inner element |
Nearest partial ancestor |
Count |