U+90E8 "部" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+90E8 "部" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a kanji and hanzi character that originates from Chinese and is also used in Japanese and Korean writing systems. It is composed of a radical (U+5DF1 "己" or a variant form) and a phonetic component, and its primary meanings include "part," "section," "department," or "division," often used in organizational contexts such as company departments or government ministries. In Japanese, it is also a common surname and appears in words like "jūbun" (じゅうぶん, meaning "part" or "component"), while in Chinese it functions in compounds like "部分" (bùfen, meaning "part" or "portion"). This character is classified under the Kangxi radical "阝" (number 163, meaning "city" or "wall") on its left side, though its overall structure and usage reflect its role as a versatile morpheme in East Asian written languages.