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佰 Stroke Order

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Standard stroke order for the Chinese character 佰

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Information of 佰

Pinyin bǎi
Radical
Strokes
8 strokes
Usage
★★★★
Definition
(complicated form of) hundred (used to avoid fraud)
佰 [bǎi] 1. The capitalized form of “百” (hundred). 2. (Noun) - Original meaning: The chief of a hundred people. - Formation: A pictograph indicating meaning. Composed of “人” (person) and “百” (hundred, which also indicates meaning). 3. - 1. A commander in ancient armies who led a hundred men. (En. commanding officer) - 2. An organizational unit in ancient armies; ten men constituted a “什,” while a hundred constituted “佰.” (En. establishment (for ancient army unit)) 4. - (Numeral) The capitalized form of “百” (hundred) (En: hundred). 5. - 1. 《汉书·食货志上》: There are gains of thousands and hundreds. 6. - Used in ancient texts similarly to the character "陌," meaning field roads. 7. - Ancient texts (如《文选》《史记》) mention: “仟佰交通” referring to the mingling of thousands and hundreds. (*Reference from traditional dictionary explanation) - (1) Its pronunciation.
Input Method for 佰
Pinyin bai3
Wubi
wdjg
Cangjie
oma
Zhengma
nank
Four Corner
21262
Unicode
U+4f70