As a result , logographic languages often supplement radical - and - stroke ordering with alphabetic sorting of a phonetic conversion of the logographs .
The choice of which components of a logograph comprise separate radicals and which radical is primary is not clear - cut .
Logographic languages often supplement radical - and - stroke ordering with alphabetic sorting of a phonetic conversion of the logographs .
The choice of which components of a logograph comprise separate radicals and which radical is primary is not clear - cut .