者 Stroke Order — How to Write 者
者 is written in 9 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 耂, 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.
者 Radical and Character Components
Radical: 耂 + 4 more strokes
者 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- zhě
Meanings of 者 in Chinese
zhě者
Words with 者
- huò或zhě者or; either...or...; perhaps; maybe
- zhì智zhě者A wise person; a sage.
- yì译zhě者translator
- zhù著zhě者author
- dú读zhě者reader
- huàn患zhě者patient
- ruò弱zhě者The weak, Weak person
- bō剥xuē削zhě者exploiter
- chū出bǎn版zhě者publisher
- dài带jūn菌zhě者carrier
- jiāo姣jiāo姣zhě者An outstanding person, The best
- láo劳dòng动zhě者worker, laborer
- pàn叛nì逆zhě者rebel
- shè摄yǐng影zhě者photographer
- dú独cái裁zhě者dictator
- huàn宦zhě者lìng令Director of the Eunuchs, Prefect of the Eunuchs
- lì莅shì事zhě者local official
- xùn殉jiào教zhě者martyr
- yǒu有dé德zhě者a virtuous person
- jì记zhě者journalist, reporter
Idioms with 者
- cóng从zhě者rú如yún云To have numerous followers
- dāng当jú局zhě者mí迷The participant is confused
- guān观zhě者rú如shān山immense crowd of spectators
- guān观zhě者rú如yún云a vast crowd of spectators
- huáng黄yī衣shǐ使zhě者eunuch envoy for imperial market procurements
- jìn近zhū朱zhě者chì赤Good company makes good people
- lái来zhě者bù不jù拒refuse no one
- lái来zhě者bù不shàn善the visitor means trouble
- lǜ绿yī衣shǐ使zhě者postman or parrot
- máng盲zhě者dé得jìng镜unable to function or talent unrecognized
- néng能zhě者duō多láo劳The capable do more work
- néng能zhě者wéi为shī师learn from the capable
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Open the tool →Questions about 者
What does 者 mean in Chinese?
者 (zhě) means “A suffix used after nouns” in Chinese.
How do you pronounce 者?
者 is pronounced zhě in Mandarin Chinese.
How many strokes does 者 have?
者 has 9 strokes.
How do you write 者?
者 is written in 9 strokes, starting from the radical 耂. See the animated stroke order on this page.
What is the radical of 者?
The radical of 者 is 耂.