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芰 Stroke Order

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Standard stroke order for the Chinese character 芰

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

Pinyin
Radical
Strokes
7 strokes
Usage
★★★
Definition
Trapa natans / water caltrop
芰 [jì] 1. In ancient texts, refers to "lings" (a type of aquatic plant). In the context of "芰荷" (jì hé), it means "lotus emerging from the water." 2. Name of a plant, also known as "水菱" (water chestnut). The two-angled ones are called "菱" (líng), and the four-angled ones are called "芰" (jì). It belongs to the family of water lilies and is a type of annual aquatic herb (Trapa bispinosa). 引: 1. Poem by He Zhi-zhang: "Do not say that the spring’s fragrances have ended, there is still the act of gathering '芰荷' in the middle of the stream." 例: Examples include: - 芰坐 (jì zuò): Originally refers to folding '芰' leaves to create a mat, later implies the high-minded life of a recluse. - 芰茄 (jì qié): Refers to '芰荷' (lotus). - 芰荷 (jì hé): Refers to the lotus emerging from the water, indicating lotus leaves or flowers. - 芰制 (jì zhì): Refers to the clothing of recluses.
Input Method for 芰
Pinyin ji4
Wubi
afcu
Cangjie
tje
Zhengma
eexs
Four Corner
44407
Unicode
U+82b0