吊 Stroke Order
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Information of 吊
Pinyin
diào
Radical
口
Strokes
6 strokes
Usage
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Definition
to hang a person, condole with / hang
吊 (diào)
1. To mourn the deceased or to offer condolence to families or groups that have experienced bereavement.
- 祭奠死者或对遭到丧事的人家、团体给予慰问：～丧。～孝。～唁。凭～。
2. To express sympathy to people who have encountered misfortune.
- 慰问遭遇不幸的人：形影相～。
3. To hang.
- 悬挂：上～（自缢）。～灯。
4. To adorn clothing with fur.
- 把毛皮缀在衣面上：～皮袄。
5. To extract or retrieve.
- 提取，收回：～销执照。
6. A unit of currency in ancient China, one "吊" equaled one thousand cash coins or a quantity of copper coins worth one thousand cash coins.
- 中国旧时钱币单位，一吊为一千个制钱或值一千个制钱的铜币数量。
Additional meanings and usages:
1. To mourn ([En.] mourn).
2. To extend condolences ([En.] condole).
3. To visit and reflect ([En.] visit…and ponder).
4. To hang ([En.] hang).
5. To draw cards in a game ([En.] draw).
6. To seek for something ([En.] seek for).
7. To draw out ([En.] draw out).
8. To fall ([En.] fall).
Shape:
1. Sad, sorrowful ([En.] sad).
2. Good, virtuous ([En.] good).
Measurement:
A unit of small copper coins in ancient China with a hole in the center, typically issued by central or provincial governments ([En.]: a string of (cash)).
- 例: 一千文为一吊 (One thousand cash equals one "吊").
Input Method for 吊
Pinyin
diao4
Wubi
kmhj
Cangjie
rlb
Zhengma
jli
Four Corner
60227
Unicode
U+540a
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