燥
Meaning:
dry; parched
Pinyin:
zao4
Strokes:
17
Radical:
燥
How to Write 燥 - undefined Strokes
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About "燥" in Chinese
The Chinese character 燥 (zao4) means "dry; parched". This character is written with 17 strokes. Common words containing 燥 include: 干燥, 暴燥, 枯燥.
📚 Words and Phrases with 燥
Common words containing this character
干燥
(of weather, climate, soil etc) dry; arid
HSK 2
暴燥
variant of 暴躁[bao4 zao4]
HSK 2
枯燥
dry and dull; uninteresting; tedious
HSK 2
浮燥
variant of 浮躁[fu2 zao4]
HSK 2
焦燥
variant of 焦躁[jiao1 zao4]
HSK 2
燥子
minced meat
HSK 2
秋燥
autumn dryness disease (TCM)
HSK 2
肉燥
(Tw) minced pork stewed with soy sauce and spices (served with rice or noodles, or as a filling in buns etc)
HSK 2
干燥剂
desiccant
HSK 3
口干舌燥
lit. dry mouth and tongue (idiom); to talk too much
HSK 4
📜 Etymology
Type: unknown
Origin: From character_words
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
- How do you pronounce "燥"?
- The pinyin is zao4
- How many strokes does "燥" have?
- It has N/A strokes
- What does "燥" mean?
- dry; parched
- What is the radical of "燥"?
- The radical is "燥"