驼 Stroke Order — How to Write 驼

Stroke Order

驼 is written in 8 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 马, 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.

驼 Radical and Character Components

Components:马它

驼 is a phono-semantic compound: 马 (horse) carries the meaning, while 它 indicates the sound.

Radical: 马 + 5 more strokes

驼 Pronunciation and Pinyin

tuó

Meanings of 驼 in Chinese

tuó驼

Refers to 'camel': camel hump, camel hair, camel bell, two-humped camel.

沙漠中，双峰驼的驼峰高高隆起，背负着旅行者的行囊，一步一步稳健地前行。

In the desert, the two-humped camel's humps rose high, carrying the traveler's luggage, steadily moving forward step by step.

To have a hunched back, where the spine protrudes like a camel's hump; referring to a hunchback.

他年纪大了，背也有些驼了

He's gotten older, and his back has become a bit hunched.

Common Words and Phrases with 驼

tuó驼bèi背

A condition where a person's spine is curved abnormally, often appearing as a rounded back; also, a camel's hump.

长时间的案头工作可能导致驼背。

Long hours of desk work can lead to a hunched back.

tuó驼fēng峰

A hump, typically referring to the fatty protuberance on a camel's back, or a shunting hump in a railway yard.

骆驼的驼峰储存着脂肪，帮助它们在沙漠中生存。

A camel's hump stores fat, which helps it survive in the desert.

tuó驼lù鹿

A large ruminant mammal of the deer family (moose), found in northern forests, characterized by its prominent shoulders, large head, and broad, palmate antlers.