厄 Stroke Order
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Information of 厄
Pinyin
è
Radical
厂
Strokes
4 strokes
Usage
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Definition
distressed
厄
Pronunciation: è
Part of Speech: 形 (Adjective)
1. Hardship; disaster.
Example: 厄运 (unfortunate fate); 厄境 (difficult situation).
2. Obstruction.
Example: 阻厄 (to impede).
3. Strategic point; perilous place.
Example: 险厄 (dangerous situation).
4. Wood knot.
5. Bones without meat.
厄
Pronunciation: è
Part of Speech: 动 (Verb)
To cause difficulty; to persecute.
Example: 厄日 (day of disaster or suffering).
厄
Pronunciation: è
Part of Speech: 名 (Noun)
1. Disaster.
Example: 厄难 (misery; unfortunate encounter); 厄劫 (danger, disaster); 厄会 (convergence of calamities); 厄害 (dangerous harm).
2. Strategic point.
Example: 险厄 (dangerous strategic point).
Additional Notes:
The character 厄 originally signifies being trapped or in a difficult situation, as derived from its pictographic elements. Examples from classical literature illustrate its application and significance throughout history.
Input Method for 厄
Pinyin
e4
Wubi
dbv
Cangjie
msu
Zhengma
ggyy
Four Corner
71212
Unicode
U+5384
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