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靸 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
靸 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
靸 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now

靸 Stroke Order — How to Write 靸

Stroke Order

靸 is written in 12 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 革, 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.

靸 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • sǎ

Meanings of 靸 in Chinese

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sǎ靸

A type of slipper, often made of straw, or a cloth shoe with a tightly stitched upper and a leather vamp, typically referred to as 'sǎxié'.
爷爷穿着一双老旧的靸鞋，在院子里悠闲地散步。
Grandpa was wearing an old pair of slippers, strolling leisurely in the courtyard.
To wear shoes or slippers with the heels trodden down, often indicating a casual or informal manner.
他喜欢在家里靸拉着拖鞋走来走去。
He likes to shuffle around in slippers at home.

Common Words and Phrases with 靸

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sǎ靸xié鞋
slippers
回家后，他习惯性地换上靸鞋，感觉全身都放松了。
After returning home, he habitually changed into his slippers, feeling completely relaxed.

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Questions about 靸

What does 靸 mean in Chinese?

靸 (sǎ) means “A type of slipper” in Chinese.

How do you pronounce 靸?

靸 is pronounced sǎ in Mandarin Chinese.

How many strokes does 靸 have?

靸 has 12 strokes.

How do you write 靸?

靸 is written in 12 strokes, starting from the radical 革. See the animated stroke order on this page.

What is the radical of 靸?

The radical of 靸 is 革.