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裾 Stroke Order — How to Write 裾

Stroke Order

裾 is written in 13 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 衤, 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.

裾 Radical and Character Components

Components:衤居

裾 is a phono-semantic compound: 衤 (clothes) carries the meaning, while 居 indicates the sound.

Radical: 衤 + 8 more strokes

裾 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • jū

Meanings of 裾 in Chinese

1

jū裾

The front part, lapel, or hem of a garment, often referring to traditional Chinese clothing.
她轻轻地抚平了旗袍的下裾,以保持端庄的姿态。
She gently smoothed the lower front part of her qipao to maintain a dignified posture.
the front and back parts of a garment; the hem.
她的裙裾在风中轻轻飘扬。
Her skirt's hem fluttered gently in the wind.

Common Words and Phrases with 裾

1
jū裾bā巴
A long, open-fronted, long-sleeved outer garment, similar to a coat, traditionally worn by men in Muslim countries, especially by civil servants and professionals.
老店里陈列着几件传统的裾巴,每一件都绣有精美的图案。
The old shop displayed several traditional jubbahs, each embroidered with exquisite patterns.
2
jū裾jiāo礁
A fringing reef, also known as a shore reef, is a coral reef that borders a coastline or island, extending directly from the shore.
这座岛屿周围环绕着美丽 的裾礁,为海洋生物提供 了丰富 的栖息地。
This island is surrounded by beautiful fringing reefs, providing a rich habitat for marine life.
3
jū裾zhuàng状xià下bǎi摆
A skirt-like or flared hem found on a man's short jacket, resembling a short skirt.
这款男士夹克设计独特,其创新的裾状下摆增添了一丝时尚感。
This men's jacket features a unique design, and its innovative skirt-like hem adds a touch of fashion.

More words with 裾

  • jū裾zhuàng状skirt-like, flounced
  • qún裙jū裾skirt hem, women's clothing
  • xià下jū裾hem, skirt
  • yī衣jū裾hem, skirt
  • bái白shā纱qún裙jū裾white gauze skirt, white chiffon skirt

Idioms with 裾

  • jū裾mǎ马jīn襟niú牛ignorant and foolish
  • jīn襟jū裾mǎ马niú牛ignorant and uncultivated despite appearance
  • niú牛mǎ马jīn襟jū裾scoundrel in fine clothes
  • qián前jīn襟hòu后jū裾inseparable close relationship
  • jué绝jū裾ér而qù去Leave resolutely
  • kē科tóu头jī箕jū裾unconventional and informal
  • mǎ马niú牛jīn襟jū裾an uncultured brute
  • wēn温shēng生jué绝jū裾resolutely sever ties
  • yè曳jū裾wáng王mén门seek patronage from the powerful

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Questions about 裾

What does 裾 mean in Chinese?

裾 (jū) means “The front part” in Chinese.

How do you pronounce 裾?

裾 is pronounced jū in Mandarin Chinese.

How many strokes does 裾 have?

裾 has 13 strokes.

How do you write 裾?

裾 is written in 13 strokes, starting from the radical 衤. See the animated stroke order on this page.

What is the radical of 裾?

The radical of 裾 is 衤, and 裾 is a phono-semantic compound.

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