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How to Write 丐 (gài)

丐 (gài) means "beggar; to beg" in Chinese. It has 4 strokes with the radical 一. Difficulty: 2.4/5.

gài
4 strokes Radical: 一 Difficulty: 2.4/5

beggar; to beg

How to Write 丐

The character (gài) is written with 4 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical is one of its key components.

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Meaning & Pronunciation

is pronounced gài in Mandarin Chinese. It means beggar; to beg.

Common Words with 丐

乞丐 qǐ gài
beggar
丐帮 gài bāng
Beggars' Gang (a fictional martial arts sect)
乞丐服 qǐ gài fú
beggar-style clothing; distressed clothing

Example Sentences

路边坐着一个乞丐。

lù biān zuò zhe yí gè qǐ gài

A beggar is sitting by the roadside.

丐帮出现在武侠小说中。

gài bāng chū xiàn zài wǔ xiá xiǎo shuō zhōng

The Beggars' Gang appears in martial arts novels.

他穿着一件乞丐服。

tā chuān zhe yī jiàn qǐ gài fú

He is wearing a beggar's outfit.

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kǎo
Stroke order practice for 丐 - gài

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