樱 (ying1)

Meaning:

cherry

Pinyin: ying1
Strokes: 15
Radical: 樱

How to Write 樱 - undefined Strokes

Watch how each stroke is written step-by-step

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About "樱" in Chinese

The Chinese character 樱 (ying1) means "cherry". This character is written with 15 strokes. Common words containing 樱 include: 弃樱, 樱井, 樱岛.

📚 Words and Phrases with 樱

Common words containing this character

弃樱 qi4 ying1
abandoned baby
HSK 2
樱井 Ying1 jing3
Sakurai (Japanese surname and place name)
HSK 2
樱岛 Ying1 dao3
Sakurajima, an active volcano in Kagoshima prefecture, Japan
HSK 2
红樱枪 hong2 ying1 qiang1
ancient spear-like weapon, decorated with a red tassel
HSK 3
野樱莓 ye3 ying1 mei2
chokeberry (Aronia melanocarpa)
HSK 3
马拉斯奇诺樱桃 ma3 la1 si1 ji1 nuo4 ying1 tao2
maraschino cherry
HSK 5

📜 Etymology

Type: unknown

Origin: From character_words

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do you pronounce "樱"?
The pinyin is ying1
How many strokes does "樱" have?
It has N/A strokes
What does "樱" mean?
cherry
What is the radical of "樱"?
The radical is "樱"