How to write 佗

Animated Stroke Order of 佗

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Stroke by Stroke: 佗 Writing Order

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Free Printable 佗 Handwriting Practice Worksheets

Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "佗"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 佗

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "佗"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 佗

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Meaning of 佗

Pinyin tuó、 tuō

Radical

亻

Strokes

Definition

carry on the back

Usage

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佗 [tuó] 1. Same as "驼" (to carry; to load). 2. Beautiful. 1. (Verb) Same as "驮". Load; burden. - [En.] to carry; to load. - (Example) 如: 佗负 (carrying load). 1. (Adjective) (In movement) Slow, graceful. - [En.] easy, graceful in movement. - (Example) 如: 佗佗 (beautiful and elegant). 2. Same as "驼" (hunchbacked). - (Example) 如: 佗背 (hunchback). 3. See also "tuō". --- 1. Same as "他" (pronoun). - [En.] Represents third person; indicates something else or others. 2. Same as "拕" (to drag). - [En.] Covered. 3. Surname. 1. (Verb) Same as "拕". - [En.] to drag. - (Example) 如: 佗发 (to dishevel hair). 1. (Pronoun) Indicates something else or another. - [En.] other. - (Example) 如: 佗人 (someone else); 佗日 (another day); 佗年 (coming year). 2. Represents third person. - [En.] he. - (Example) 如: 蒙佗恩 (received kindness from others). --- 1. To add; to apply. 1. Same as "迤". - [En.] used in phrases like "委佗". 1. (Pronoun) “他” (other). - Example reference from ancient texts, confirming "佗" as interchangeable with "他".