How to write 咼

Animated Stroke Order of 咼

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Stroke by Stroke: 咼 Writing Order

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Free Printable 咼 Handwriting Practice Worksheets

Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "咼"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 咼

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "咼"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 咼

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Meaning of 咼

Pinyin guō

Radical

口

Strokes

Definition

Usage

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咼: 1. Also seen as “呙”. 1. Also seen as "呙". 2. Describes a crooked or slanted mouth. 2. Describes a crooked or slanted mouth. 3. Extended meaning refers to slanting. 3. Extended meaning refers to slanting. 4. Adjective: Describes a mouth that is crooked or not straight. "Xu Wen Jie Zi . Mouth section" states: "呙, mouth slanted and not straight." From Song Dynasty, Chen Shan's "Men Shi Xin Hua. First collection. Volume three. Reading the Lotus Sutra: "The lips do not droop, nor do they retract; they are not rough or coarse, even large sores do not lack or damage; they are also not slanted." 4. Adjective: Describes a mouth that is crooked or not straight. "Xu Wen Jie Zi . Mouth section" states: "呙, mouth slanted and not straight." From Song Dynasty, Chen Shan's "Men Shi Xin Hua. First collection. Volume three. Reading the Lotus Sutra: "The lips do not droop, nor do they retract; they are not rough or coarse, even large sores do not lack or damage; they are also not slanted." 5. See “咼氏”. 5. See "咼氏". 6. See “咼墮髻”. 6. See "咼墮髻". 7. To cut slowly. An ancient punishment method of slowly cutting a person to death, also known as Lingchi. 7. To cut slowly. An ancient punishment method of slowly cutting a person to death, also known as Lingchi.