反文旁 / fǎn wén pang / radical of knock 攵

Simplified PīnyīnEnglish Definition 反文旁 fǎnwénpáng(colloquial) grapheme 攵 (variant form of Kangxi radical 66, 攴)

“攴”字象形,甲骨文象以手持杖或持鞭击打之形,为汉字部首之一。从“攴”、“攵”旁的汉字,本义大多与鞭打、敲打有关,如“牧”、“攻”、“败”等。在现代汉字中,“攴”大多写成“攵”,只有极个别汉字保留着“攴”的写法,如“敲”。[1]

例如:“教”字,从“孝”,从“攴”,在以前的奴隶社会,奴隶主要靠鞭杖来施行他们的教育。

后来人们把变形后的“攴”(pū)字部首称为“反文旁”。

Translation:

The pictogram of the character “攴” pu1, the oracle bone inscription is one of the radicals of the Chinese character in the shape of holding a stick or holding a whip and hitting it. From the Chinese characters next to “攴” and “攵”, most of the original meanings are related to whipping and beating, such as “mother”, “attack”, “belief” and so on. In modern Chinese characters, “攴” is mostly written as “攵”, and only a few Chinese characters retain the wording of “攴”, such as “knock”. [1]

For example: the word “teaching”, from “filial piety”, from “sorrow”, in the former slave society, slaves mainly relied on the whip to administer their education.

Later, people referred to the deformed radical “攴” (pū) as “anti-wenban”.

攴 pūto tap / to knock lightly / old variant of 撲|扑

Source: https://baike.sogou.com/v69756552.htm; www.mdbg.net

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