蒇 (chǎn) means "to complete / to finish" in Chinese. It has 12 strokes with the radical 艹.
Rated 4.2/5 in difficulty (advanced).
Appears in 3+ common words including 蒇事 (chǎn shì), 蒇功 (chǎn gōng), 蒇事大吉 (chǎn shì dà jí).
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The character 蒇 (chǎn) is written with 12 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 艹 is one of its key components.
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蒇 means to complete / to finish.
蒇 is a phono-semantic compound where the grass radical (艹) hints at vegetation or a task like harvesting, and the component 戉 (a battle-axe) provides phonetic cues and symbolizes cutting or finishing an action. Together, they convey the idea of completing a task, such as clearing the last of the grass.
💡 Memory Tip: Picture a farmer using a battle-axe (戉) to chop the final tuft of grass (艹), thereby finishing his work.
此事已经蒇事。
cǐ shì yǐ jīng chǎn shì
This matter has been completed.
蒇功告成。
chǎn gōng gào chéng
The work is successfully completed.
希望能够蒇事大吉。
xī wàng néng gòu chǎn shì dà jí
I hope everything can be completed successfully.
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蒇 is made of two parts: the radical 艹 (grass) on top and 咸 (xián, meaning 'all' or 'complete') below. The grass radical suggests plants or covering, while 咸 contributes the idea of fullness or completeness, together indicating finishing or completion.