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Information of 幼

Pinyin yòu

Radical

幺

Strokes

5 strokes

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Definition

young

幼 [yòu] 1. Young, newly born. - 幼儿 (yòu ér) - infant. - 幼虫 (yòu chóng) - larva. - 幼苗 (yòu miáo) - seedling. - 幼年 (yòu nián) - childhood. 2. Child. - 幼教 (yòu jiào) - early childhood education. - 幼师 (yòu shī) - kindergarten teacher. - 扶老携幼 (fú lǎo xié yòu) - to support the elderly and care for the young. 3. To care for children. - “幼吾幼，以及人之幼。” - "Cherish my young, as well as the young of others." 4. [Adjective] - Definition: Young and small. 5. [Character Formation] - From 幺 (yāo) and 力 (lì). 幺 means "small," indicating strength is small in youth. 引 [Reference] 1. Shuo Wen Jie Zi: 幼, means small. 2. Er Ya: 幼, means rare. 3. Zi Li Ji: Life in the first decade is called幼. 4. Yi Li: 子幼 means "the child is young," referring to those under fifteen. 5. Li Ji: Cherish the young for their closeness to children. 6. Liu Zongyuan: "幼原耳." 7. Liu Zongyuan: "吾幼且少." 8. Xu Ke: "自幼好武术." - "I have loved martial arts since childhood." 9. Yuan Mei: "余幼好书." - "I loved books since I was young." Examples: - 幼主 (yòu zhǔ) - young ruler. - 幼少 (yòu shǎo) - juvenile. - 幼志 (yòu zhì) - youthful aspirations. - 幼君 (yòu jūn) - young monarch. - 幼孤 (yòu gū) - orphaned child. - 幼累 (yòu lèi) - young children. - 幼蒙 (yòu méng) - very young. - 幼愿 (yòu yuàn) - youthful and sincere. - 幼龄 (yòu líng) - young age. - 幼碎 (yòu suì) - delicate and weak. - 幼学 (yòu xué) - childhood education. - 幼虫 (yòu chóng) - larva. --- 名 [yòu] 1. Child (En: child). 引 [Reference] 1. Tao Qian: "携幼入室." - "Bring the child into the room." 2. Gui You Guang: "扶老携幼." - "Support the elderly and care for children." 3. Lin Jue Min: "幼吾幼以及人之幼，老吾老以及人之老." - "Cherish my young and the young of others, respect my elders and the elders of others." Examples: - 幼壮 (yòu zhuàng) - youth. - 幼科 (yòu kē) - pediatrics. - 幼妇 (yòu fù) - young woman; also used to denote 'young and beautiful.' - 幼孺 (yòu rù) - child. --- 动 [yòu] - To cherish (En: cherish). 引 [Reference] 1. Mencius: "幼吾幼，以及人之幼." - "Cherish my young, and the young of others." Zhao Qi's note: "幼 means love." 2. "幼幼长长，顺天则也." - "Youth grows with nature." - Liu Ji.

婴幼儿 yīng yòu ér

baby

幼嫩 yòu nèn

puerile / tender / small and tender

自幼 zì yòu

since childhood

幼年 yòu nián

childhood / infancy

幼虫 yòu chóng

larva

年幼 nián yòu

young / underage

幼稚 yòu zhì

young / childish / puerile

幼儿 yòu ér

young child / infant / preschooler

幼时 yòu shí

childhood

幼体 yòu tǐ

the young (unborn or newborn) of an animal / larva

幼小 yòu xiǎo

young / immature

幼苗 yòu miáo

young sprout / bud / sapling / seedling

幼子 yòu zi

the youngest son

幼女 yòu nǚ

young girl

幼主 yòu zhǔ

crownling / princekin

老幼 lǎo yòu

Young and old

妇幼 fù yòu

women and children

男女老幼 nán nǚ lǎo yòu

men, women, young and old / everybody

幼发拉底河 Yòu fā lā dǐ Hé

Euphrates River

扶老携幼 fú lǎo xié yòu

taking everyone along, young and old / to look after the elderly and the young

幼童 yòu tóng

young child

朱幼棣 zhū yòu dì

Zhu Youdi

幼畜 yòu chù

pup / young

幼稚园 yòu zhì yuán

kindergarten (Tw)

幼稚病 yòu zhì bìng

infantilism

幼芽 yòu yá

bud / plumule / germen / sprout / budlet

幼龟 yòu guī

Hatchling