How to write 欤

Animated Stroke Order of 欤

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Free Printable 欤 Handwriting Practice Worksheets

Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "欤"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 欤

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "欤"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 欤

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Meaning of 欤

Pinyin yú

Radical

欠

Strokes

Definition

(interrog. part.)

Usage

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欤 (yú) Part of Speech: Particle 1. Classical Chinese particle, indicating doubt, exclamation, or rhetorical questioning. - Base Meaning: Indicates the tone of exclamation, rhetorical question, or doubt. - Formation: A phonetic compound; the character combines the radical for "to lack" and a phonetic component. The notion of "lack" is related to breathing out. - Meaning 1: Indicates a tone of questioning. - Example: Liu Zongyuan, "Record of the Ziren": "Can the capable be used and the wise be consulted, is he not one of those wise ones?" - Meaning 2: Indicates a tone of exclamation. - Example: Jin, Tao Qian, "Biography of Mr. Five Willows": "Are they not the people of the Wu Huai clan? Are they not the people of the Ge Tian clan?" - Meaning 3: Indicates a tone of rhetorical questioning. - Example: "Records of the Grand Historian": "Are you not a minister of the Sanlv?"