How to write 吒

Animated Stroke Order of 吒

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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "吒"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 吒

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "吒"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 吒

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Meaning of 吒

Pinyin zhà、 zhā

Radical

口

Strokes

Definition

Usage

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吒 [zhā] —— A character used as a name in mythology. 1. Used as a name in mythology, e.g., 哪吒 (Nézhā), 金吒 (Jīnzhā), 木吒 (Mùzhā). 用于神话中人名，如：哪吒、金吒、木吒。 2. Used in place names, e.g., 吒祖村 (Zhāzǔcūn) in Guangxi. 用于地名：吒祖村（在广西）。 3. To roar in anger. 怒吼。 - Example: 叱吒 (chìzhà). 【组词】叱吒。 4. Verb: To roar in anger. 动词：怒吼。 Example: In the "Shanhai Jing", it mentions a beast resembling a leopard with a long tail and a human head with a cow's ears, named 诸犍 (Zhūqián), which is good at吒 (roaring). 【组词】：「叱吒」。《山海经．北山经》：「有兽焉，其状如豹而长尾，人首而牛耳，一目，名曰诸犍，善吒。」 5. Verb: To feel deep sorrow. 动词：痛惜。 Example: In the "Wenxuan" by Guo Pu, it says, "Lingchuan mourns the aged, touching the heart alone in sorrow." 《文选．郭璞．游仙诗七首之四》：「临川哀年迈，抚心独悲吒。」

哪吒 Né zha

Nezha, protection deity