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| Do you know how to write the Chinese radical meaning, "half of a tree trunk?" |
| 爿 |
| The pinyin for this Chinese radical is qiáng, pán. |
| Let's look at the stroke order. |
| 爿 |
| one, two, three, four |
| 爿 |
| one, two, three, four |
| This radical has a variant |
| 丬 |
| The radical 爿 is associated with meanings related to "plank," "bed," or "half of a tree trunk." It is often found in characters that have to do with wood or things made from wood. This radical is less common than some others but still plays a significant role in the structure and meaning of the characters it appears in. |
| Let's review! How do you write the Chinese radical, "half of a tree trunk?" |
| 爿 爿 |
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