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Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 胙
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Meaning of

Pinyin zuò
Radical
Strokes
9
Definition
confer upon / sacrificial flesh
Usage
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胙 [zuò] Meaning: 1. In ancient times, it refers to the meat offered during sacrifices. (En. sacrificial meat) 2. To bless; to provide favor. (En. bless) 3. It is an ancient character equivalent to "祚" (zuò), which refers to the position of a ruler. (En. the position of a ruler) 4. To grant or confer. (En. grant) Examples: 1. 胙肉 (sacrificial meat offered to deities during rituals) 2. 胙侑 (to grant sacrificial meat, symbolizing closeness) 3. 胙余 (the leftover wine and meat after a sacrifice) 4. 胙席 (sacrificial banquet) Other meanings: 1. It can also refer to "阼" (zuò), meaning steps or stairs. (En. step) Examples: 1. 胙阶 (the steps located on the east side before the main hall, traditionally used for welcoming guests by the host) Usage as a verb: 1. To bless or provide favor. (En. bless) Examples: 1. 胙胤 (to bless descendants, often referring to a legacy of power) 2. 胙德 (traditional praises for emperors, referring to their virtues) 2. To confer or grant. (En. grant) Examples: 1. 胙侑 (to grant sacrificial meat, indicating closeness).

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Pinyin zuo4
Wubi
ethf
Cangjie
bos
Zhengma
qmid
Four Corner
78211
Unicode
U+80d9
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