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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "它" in Landscape Orientation (Tian Zi Ge)
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Information of 它

Pinyin
Radical
Strokes
5 strokes
Usage
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Definition
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它 [tā] 1. Pronoun, refers to things other than people. - 例如:它们。其它。 2. Pronoun representing third person. - 例如:生它个儿子 (meaning: to give birth to him/her/it). 3. Indicates reference, equivalent to “other” or “another”. - 例如:它罪 (other crimes), 它人 (others), 它年 (another year). 4. Vague reference. - 例如:干它一场 (to have a go at it); 吃它一顿 (to have a meal with it). 5. Surname. 名 [n] 1. (Pictogram. The small seal character shape. Resembles an insect shape. Original meaning: insect) Same meaning. Later used for "snake" (English: snake). 引: 1. According to “Shuowen”: 它 refers to an insect. Its shape resembles that of a crooked insect hanging down, and ancient grass dwellers worried about it, hence would ask, “Is there no it?” 名 [n] 1. 橐它: Camel. - Example from “Han Shu”: 民随畜牧逐水草,有驴马,多橐它 (The people follow the herds and move towards water and grass, having donkeys and many camels). (一)音 of 之又.
jí tā
a guitar
qí tā
other / the others / else / other than it / in addition to the thing mentioned above
tā men
they (for inanimate objects)