Kangxi #46

山 mountain

57 characters written with the default form 山, the mountain radical (Kangxi #46, shān).

orange strokes = the radical inside the character whole character indigo = filed under this radical by convention

岁 suì HSK 1 #309

years old / year (of age)

岛 dǎo HSK 6 #1,017

山 shān HSK 3 #1,297

mountain / hill

崔 Cuī #3,869

Cui (Chinese surname)

崩 bēng #6,401

to collapse / to burst / to crack

岩 yán #6,846

rock / cliff / crag

岸 àn HSK 6 #7,827

shore; bank; coast

rugged; rough; uneven (of terrain) / used in 崎岖 (qíqū) - rugged, rough

how could; how can (rhetorical) / could it be that; is it possible that

岗 gǎng #10,270

mound; hillock / sentry post; guard station / post; position

峰 fēng #10,675

peak; summit; mountain top

嵌 qiàn #13,007

to inlay / to embed

岭 lǐng #15,899

mountain range / mountain ridge

崖 yá #16,249

cliff / precipice / escarpment

岔 chà HSK 7-9 #18,657

fork in a road / branch / to diverge / to change the subject / to go wrong

巅 diān #19,639

summit / apex / peak / pinnacle (of one's career etc)

崽 zǎi #20,072

young animal / cub / offspring / child / kid

岳 yuè #21,664

high mountain / mountain peak (classical) / wife's parents and paternal uncles / surname Yue

崴 wǎi #21,844

to sprain (one's ankle) / to twist (a joint)

崇 chóng #23,889

lofty; sublime / to esteem; to worship

屿 yǔ #24,169

islet / small island

岬 jiǎ #24,596

cape / headland / promontory

岐 qí #28,295

Qi (surname) / variant of 歧 (diverging; forked) / used in place names

岱 Dài #35,966

another name for Mount Tai (泰山) in Shandong / the Eastern Sacred Mountain (also written 岱宗 or 岱岳) / Chinese surname Dai

岚 Lán #36,712

Arashi (Japanese five-member boy group debuted 1999 under Johnny & Associates, members Ohno, Sakurai, Aiba, Ninomiya, Matsumoto, on indefinite hiatus from 2020)

峡 xiá #42,714

gorge; canyon / strait (between landmasses)

岑 cén #45,991

a small but high hill; peak / surname Cen

崭 zhǎn #55,558

towering / outstanding / brand (new)

towering / lofty (of mountains)

岌 jí #58,397

lofty (of a peak) / perilous; precarious

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