Chinese Character 貚 Meanings and components.
Form
貚
Meaning
No translation found yet.Main Components
By analyzing its shape, the hanzi[2] character 貚 can be seen as a composition of 2 main shapes where their meanings are worm-like invertebrate (豸) , and surname Shan (單)
Its radical[1] is: 豸 (zhi4) which means: Worm-Like Invertebrate, Mythical Animal (See 獬豸[Xie4 Zhi4]), Radical In Chinese Characters (Kangxi Radical 153), .豸
In cangjie it is written with BHRRJ
How to write 貚
To write貚 you should write a combination of 豸 , 單 arranged in a 吅 shape:
豸 + 單 = 貚
貚 Stroke Order
The order of the strokes to write 貚 should be followed in this specific way.
Components Tree
The composition tree, or the characters that form each component of 貚, looks as follow:
貚
Pinyin:tan2 Shape:吅
豸
Pinyin:zhi4
Meaning[3]: Worm-Like Invertebrate . Mythical Animal (See 獬豸[Xie4 Zhi4]) . Radical In Chinese Characters (Kangxi Radical 153)
單
Pinyin:dan1 Shape:咒
Meaning[3]: Surname Shan
口
Pinyin:kou3
Meaning[3]: Mouth . Classifier For Things With Mouths (People, Domestic Animals, Cannons, Wells Etc) . Classifier For Bites Or Mouthfuls
甲
Pinyin:jia3 Shape:+
Meaning[3]: First Of The Ten Heavenly Stems 十天干[Shi2 Tian1 Gan1] . (Used For An Unspecified Person Or Thing) . First (In A List, As A Party To A Contract Etc) . Letter 'A' Or Roman 'I' In List 'A, B, C', Or 'I, Ii, Iii' Etc . Armor Plating . Shell Or Carapace . (Of The Fingers Or Toes) Nail . Bladed Leather Or Metal Armor (Old) . Ranking System Used In The Imperial Examinations (Old) . Civil Administration Unit In The Baojia 保甲[Bao3 Jia3] System (Old) . Ancient Chinese Compass Point: 75°