拶 Stroke Order
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Information of 拶
Pinyin
zā、 zǎn
Radical
扌
Strokes
9 strokes
Usage
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Definition
punish by squeezing fingers
拶 [zā]
1. Compel; to pressure.
Example: “崩腾相排～” (the action of dragon and phoenix flying together).
拶 [zā]
1. Force; squeeze (English: force; compel).
Examples:
- 拶拆 (squeeze open);
- 拶拶 (the appearance of crowding);
- 拶逼 (compel);
- 拶榨 (squeeze).
2. Please refer to zǎn.
拶 [zǎn]
1. Press tight.
2. Press tight: ～子 (to use a clamp).
- ～指 (using a clamp to clamp fingers, which was an ancient form of torture).
拶 [zǎn]
1. To apply torture by squeezing or pressing hard (English: press or squeeze hard).
2. Please refer to zā.
Example: In "金瓶梅" (Jin Ping Mei): "好生与我拶起来!" (It’s suggested to squeeze/hurt me hard!).
Example: 拶鞫 (to force interrogation with torture).
*Note: Extracted from traditional Chinese dictionary explanations.
1. Squeeze, pressure. From Tang Dynasty poet Han Yu's poem "辛卯年雪": "崩腾相排拶, 龙凤交横飞." (The soaring pressure of the procession, dragon and phoenix flying across each other).