冗 Stroke Order — How to Write 冗

Stroke Order

冗 is written in 4 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 冖, then complete the remaining strokes.

Stroke order matters in Chinese: it keeps the character balanced, and it is how dictionaries and handwriting input methods expect a character to be written.

冗 Radical and Character Components

Components:冖几

冗 is an ideographic compound. A cover-cloth 冖 on a table 几.

Radical: 冖 + 2 more strokes

冗 Pronunciation and Pinyin

rǒng

Meanings of 冗 in Chinese

rǒng冗

Superfluous, redundant, or unnecessary (e.g., long-winded speech, excessive details).

这次会议的发言过于冗长，浪费了大家不少时间。

The speech at this meeting was too long-winded, wasting a lot of everyone's time.

Busy; superfluous or redundant (referring to affairs or tasks).

感谢您拨冗参加本次会议。

Thank you for sparing your valuable time to attend this meeting.

Common Words and Phrases with 冗

rǒng冗bǐ笔

superfluous words or strokes in writing or painting

在书法创作中，每一笔都应有其意义，力求避免冗笔。

In calligraphic creation, every stroke should have its meaning, striving to avoid superfluous strokes.

rǒng冗cí词zhuì赘jù句

Superfluous or redundant words and sentences, especially in writing that is not concise.

这篇文章充满了冗词赘句，读起来令人感到疲惫。

This article is full of redundant words and sentences, making it tiring to read.

rǒng冗fán繁

Numerous and tedious.

他不喜欢冗繁的程序，总是追求简洁高效。

He dislikes overly complicated and redundant procedures, always pursuing simplicity and efficiency.

rǒng冗guān官

Redundant or superfluous officials; officials who are unnecessary or without specific duties.

在那个庞大的组织机构中，有几位冗官，他们没有固定的职责，但总能在关键时刻被委以重任

Within that large organizational structure, there were a few supernumerary officials; they did not have fixed responsibilities but were always entrusted with important tasks during critical moments.

rǒng冗ruò弱

Lengthy, tedious, and weak (referring to writing or arguments); feeble.