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Information of 娲

Pinyin wā

Radical

女

Strokes

10 strokes

Usage

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Definition

(surname) / sister of Fu2 Xi1

娲 Wā 1. [Noun] In ancient Chinese mythology, this refers to a female emperor and goddess known as Nuwa (女娲), who once used five colored stones to mend the heavens. (In ancient mythology, the goddess Nuwa, female emperor) 2. [Surname] A family name. (Surname) Reference: 1. From "Shuowen Jiezi": Nuwa, the holy woman of antiquity, who transformed all things. From the character for woman, representing a sound. Note that Nuwa appears before the grand emperor, also known by ancient emperors, not necessarily a woman. 2. From "Liezi, Tangwen": The deity Nuwa practiced with five colored stones to mend the sky's gaps. Example: 如: 娲皇 (Emperor Nuwa, ancient female emperor) 3. [Surname]

女娲 Nǚ wā

Nüwa (creator of humans in Chinese mythology)