How to write 訖

Animated Stroke Order of 訖

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Stroke by Stroke: 訖 Writing Order

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Free Printable 訖 Handwriting Practice Worksheets

Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "訖"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 訖

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "訖"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 訖

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Meaning of 訖

Pinyin qì

Radical

言

Strokes

Definition

finished

Usage

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訖: 1. See "讫". 2. Verb: To terminate, to end. In "Shuowen Jiezi" (A Dictionary of Chinese Characters, Section on Language): "讫 means to stop." In "Shujing" (Classic of History, Chapter on Xibo Canli): "Heaven has already ended my Yin mandate; no one dares to know of a good fortune." Tang Dynasty's Yuan Zhen in "Lefu Gu Ti Xu" (Preface to Ancient Songs): "The Book of Songs ends with the Zhou, and 'Li Sao' ends with Chu." 3. Verb: To reach, to arrive. Synonymous with "迄". In Han Dynasty, Ma Yuan writes in "Jie Xiongzi Yandun Shu" (Letter of Advice to Brother's Child Yan Dun): "Up to now, it is still unknown with regard to Jiliang; the governor will soon arrive." Tang Dynasty's Bai Juyi in "Yu Yuanjiu Shu" (Letter to Yuan Jiu): "Since Wude until Yuande, accordingly upon the occasion, I composed a title for the new Le Fu, totaling one hundred and fifty pieces."