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羸 Stroke Order — How to Write 羸

Stroke Order

羸 is written in 19 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 羊, 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.

羸 Radical and Character Components

Components:吂月羊凡

Radical: 羊 + 13 more strokes

羸 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • léi

Meanings of 羸 in Chinese

1

léi羸

Thin, weak, emaciated, or debilitated.
他的身体因长期劳累而显得十分羸弱。
His body appeared very weak due to prolonged overwork.

Common Words and Phrases with 羸

1
léi羸bèi惫
weak and exhausted; over-tired
生了一场大病后,他身体羸惫,需要好好休养。
After a serious illness, his body was emaciated and exhausted, needing good rest.
2
léi羸dùn顿
thin and exhausted
常年的劳作让他显得有些羸顿,但眼神中依然透着坚毅。
Years of continuous labor left him looking somewhat frail and weary, but his eyes still conveyed a sense of determination.
3
léi羸liè劣
thin and weak
这只生病的小狗看起来非常羸劣,需要细心照料。
This sick puppy looks very frail and weak, needing careful attention.
4
léi羸ruò弱
thin and weak; frail
长期卧病在床让他变得十分羸弱。
Long-term bed rest made him extremely frail.
5
léi羸shòu瘦
thin and weak; emaciated
这只流浪狗看起来非常羸瘦,需要食物和照顾。
This stray dog looks very emaciated and needs food and care.

More words with 羸

  • wāng尪léi羸emaciated and weak, sickly and frail

Idioms with 羸

  • léi羸xíng形gòu垢miàn面emaciated and dirty
  • bì敝chē车léi羸mǎ马simple, frugal, and unostentatious lifestyle
  • bì弊chē车léi羸mǎ马dilapidated cart, lean horse
  • jí瘠niú牛léi羸tún豚emaciated cattle and weak pigs
  • shòu瘦tóng童léi羸mǎ马frail and weak

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Questions about 羸

What does 羸 mean in Chinese?

羸 (léi) means “Thin” in Chinese.

How do you pronounce 羸?

羸 is pronounced léi in Mandarin Chinese.

How many strokes does 羸 have?

羸 has 19 strokes.

How do you write 羸?

羸 is written in 19 strokes, starting from the radical 羊. See the animated stroke order on this page.

What is the radical of 羸?

The radical of 羸 is 羊.

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