How to write 佔

Animated Stroke Order of 佔

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Free Printable 佔 Handwriting Practice Worksheets

Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "佔"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 佔

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "佔"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 佔

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Meaning of 佔

Pinyin zhàn、 diān

Radical

亻

Strokes

Definition

to observe / to divine, to divine, to occupy / to constitute / to make up / to account

Usage

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佔: 1. Same as "占." 2. Verb: To possess. Commonly interchanged with "占." Example from the Tang Dynasty: Fang Gan's poem "To Scholar Yu at the Small Pool": "The occupied land does not exceed four or five feet, only two or three stars enter the sky." 3. Verb: To have, to possess. Example from the Tang Dynasty: Han Yu's "On Studying": "Those who occupy small virtues are recorded in proportion, but those who excel in one skill are not without mediocrity." 4. 〔～侸〕a. Lightweight; b. Hanging down; c. Tired. 5. Verb: To predict fortune or misfortune based on signs. Example from "Zhou Li": "When divining with a bamboo stick, the ruler occupies the body, the noble occupies the color, the historian occupies the ink, and the diviner occupies the cracks." 6. Verb: To inspect and cooperate. Example from "Book of the Later Han": "I led troops during summer, continuously obtaining sweet rain, the harvests were abundant, the people suffered no disease; thus I interpreted the will of Heaven and did not cause disaster."