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佩 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
佩 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
佩 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
佩 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
佩 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
佩 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
佩 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
佩 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
佩 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now
佩 Chinese character image - Hanzi Now

佩 Stroke Order — How to Write 佩

Stroke Order

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

佩 Radical and Character Components

Components:亻凡巾

佩 is an ideographic compound. Common 凡 cloth 巾 ornaments worn by people 亻.

Radical: 亻 + 6 more strokes

佩 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • pèi

Meanings of 佩 in Chinese

1

pèi佩

to wear, to carry (on the body); to adorn oneself with
她喜欢在头上佩戴一朵鲜花。
She likes to wear a fresh flower in her hair.
an ancient jade ornament worn on a belt, such as a jade pendant.
她把一枚精美的玉佩别在腰间。
She fastened an exquisite jade pendant to her waist.
To admire; to be impressed by; to have profound respect for.
他的毅力真令人佩服。
His perseverance is truly admirable.

Common Words and Phrases with 佩

1
pèi佩dài带
to wear or carry (on one's person)
她喜欢在头发上佩带一朵鲜花
She likes to wear a fresh flower in her hair.
2
pèi佩dài戴
To wear or carry (an item, such as jewelry, an armband, or a uniform).
她喜欢佩戴一条小巧的银质项链,显得非常优雅。
She likes to wear a delicate silver necklace, which makes her look very elegant.
3
pèi佩dāo刀
a saber or knife worn at the waist
那位武士的腰间挂着一把闪亮的佩刀。
The warrior had a gleaming sword hanging at his waist.
4
pèi佩fú服
To admire; to have admiration for someone or something, often for their abilities or achievements.
我非常佩服他解决问题的能力。
I deeply admire his problem-solving ability.
5
pèi佩huán环
A ring-shaped jade ornament worn as a pendant, often at the waist.
古时的贵族女子常在腰间佩戴精美的佩环,走动时发出清脆悦耳的声响。
Ancient noblewomen often wore exquisite jade pendants at their waists, making crisp and pleasant sounds when they walked.
6
pèi佩jiàn剑
A double-edged sword worn at the waist.
她参加典礼时,腰间佩剑显得英姿飒爽。
When she attended the ceremony, the sword at her waist made her look valiant and spirited.
7
pèi佩yù玉
Jade ornaments, especially those worn by nobles.
古时贵族常以佩玉来彰显其身份与品味
In ancient times, nobles often wore jade ornaments to display their status and taste.

More words with 佩

  • qīng倾pèi佩to extremely admire
  • zàn赞pèi佩to admire
  • jìng敬pèi佩Admire, Respect
  • qīn钦pèi佩admire, admiration
  • bù布dá达pèi佩sī斯Budapest
  • yù玉pèi佩jade pendant
  • pèi佩yǒu有wearing, with
  • xì系pèi佩wear, fasten
  • fán璠pèi佩Jade pendant, Jade ornament
  • lìng令rén人jìng敬pèi佩admirable, respectable
  • rèn纫pèi佩Adorn, Wear an ornament
  • shēn身pèi佩wear, carry
  • lìng令rén人pèi佩fú服admirable, impressive
  • yóu由zhōng衷jìng敬pèi佩Deep admiration, Profound admiration
  • gǔ古yù玉pèi佩ancient jade pendant, old jade pendant
  • pèi佩fú服bù不yǐ已Deeply impressed, Full of admiration
  • pèi佩yù玉zhī之nuó傩Nuo ritual with jade, Jade-wearing Nuo ceremony
  • méi没yǒu有pèi佩dài戴Not wearing, Unworn
  • shēn深gǎn感pèi佩fú服Deeply impressed, Greatly admire
  • tiē贴shēn身pèi佩dài戴wear close to the body, wear on the person

Idioms with 佩

  • lìng令rén人qīn钦pèi佩Inspiring admiration or respect
  • pèi佩wéi韦zì自huǎn缓wear leather for self-restraint
  • pèi佩xián弦zì自jí急maintain constant self-vigilance
  • pèi佩zǐ紫huái怀huáng黄to hold high official positions
  • qīn钦pèi佩mò莫míng名filled with inexpressible admiration
  • yù玉pèi佩qióng琼jū琚exquisite jade ornaments or excellent literary works
  • pèi佩wéi韦pèi佩xián弦constantly admonish oneself
  • bèi被zhū朱pèi佩zǐ紫hold a high official position
  • dài带jīn金pèi佩zǐ紫hold a high official position
  • dài带niú牛pèi佩dú犊revert to farming
  • dài戴jī鸡pèi佩tún豚wearing symbols of bravery and combativeness
  • dǎo倒guān冠luò落pèi佩resign from office and return home

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Questions about 佩

What does 佩 mean in Chinese?

佩 (pèi) means “to wear, to carry (on the body)” in Chinese.

How do you pronounce 佩?

佩 is pronounced pèi in Mandarin Chinese.

How many strokes does 佩 have?

佩 has 8 strokes.

How do you write 佩?

佩 is written in 8 strokes, starting from the radical 亻. See the animated stroke order on this page.

What is the radical of 佩?

The radical of 佩 is 亻, and 佩 is an ideographic compound.

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