Bird is a common radical or radical, which is used as a word-forming component in many Chinese characters. Here are a few common Chinese characters with the radical "bird":
1. Bird: refers to bird animals.
2. Song: refers to the sound made by birds.
3. Chicken: refers to a kind of poultry bird.
4. Duck: refers to a kind of waterfowl.
5. Goose: refers to a large poultry bird.
6. Hong: refers to migratory birds such as wild geese.
7. Crane: refers to a beautiful and auspicious bird.
8. Crow: refers to a bird with black feathers.
9. Pigeon: Refers to a docile and easy-to-tame bird.
10. Mandarin duck: Refers to a brightly colored bird that pairs with each other for life.
In addition, in many Chinese characters, the radical bird can also mean "flying", "lightness" and other meanings. For example: the "bird" in the word "pen" means lightness and flexibility in writing, while the "bird" in the word "luo" means fast speed and flexible movement.
