How to write 吋

Animated Stroke Order of 吋

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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "吋"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 吋

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "吋"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 吋

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Meaning of 吋

Pinyin cùn

Radical

口

Strokes

Definition

inch (English)

Usage

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吋 1. To scold; to reprimand. 2. In the English and American measurement system, it is one-twelfth of a foot (this character is no longer used in mainland China; it is written as "英寸"). - Noun. A unit of measurement for length. The metric inch equals ten centimeters. Also known as "公寸." - Noun. Abbreviation for "寸口" (cùn kǒu). In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it refers to the acupoint located one inch from the end of the hand. Example from "Dream of the Red Chamber, Chapter 10": "Looking at Madam's pulse: the left inch was deep and strong, the left guan was deep and hidden, the right inch was thin and weak, the right guan was empty and spiritless." - Noun. A unit of measurement for length. The metric inch equals ten centimeters. Also known as "公寸." - Noun. Abbreviation for "寸口" (cùn kǒu). In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it refers to the acupoint located one inch from the end of the hand. Example from "Dream of the Red Chamber, Chapter 10": "Looking at Madam's pulse: the left inch was deep and strong, the left guan was deep and hidden, the right inch was thin and weak, the right guan was empty and spiritless." 3. The old form of inch was also written as 吋.