1. A key-symbol dictionary for learning multi-radical words in a Chinese-character-based language having a set of Chinese radicals, comprising: key-symbol pages each respectively associated with a single Chinese radical within the set of Chinese radicals and having thereon: the single Chinese radical as a symbol; a single keyword corresponding to a given meaning of the single Chinese radical, the single keyword: being in a user's language and having letters in the user's alphabet; and including therein a bridge comprised of at least one of the letters; and a list of memory joggers, each memory jogger being a word in the user's language containing at least the bridge, the list of memory joggers being selected such that a multi-radical word having at least two of the Chinese radicals can be recognized with a mnemonic formed from one memory jogger from each page corresponding to each of the at least two of the Chinese radicals; and the key-symbol pages being ordered alphabetically based on a spelling of the bridge associated with each key-symbol page.
1. A key-symbol dictionary for learning multi-radical words in a Chinese-character-based language having a set of Chinese radicals, comprising: key-symbol pages each respectively associated with a single Chinese radical within the set of Chinese radicals and having thereon: the single Chinese radical as a symbol; a single keyword corresponding to a given meaning of the single Chinese radical, the single keyword: being in a user's language and having letters in the user's alphabet; and including therein a bridge comprised of at least one of the letters; and a list of memory joggers, each memory jogger being a word in the user's language containing at least the bridge, the list of memory joggers being selected such that a multi-radical word having at least two of the Chinese radicals can be recognized with a mnemonic formed from one memory jogger from each page corresponding to each of the at least two of the Chinese radicals; and the key-symbol pages being ordered alphabetically based on a spelling of the bridge associated with each key-symbol page. 14. The key-symbol dictionary according to claim 1 , wherein the user's language is one of a Latin alphabet-based language and a transliteration of a non-Latin alphabet-based language.