醢 (hǎi) means "minced meat pickled in brine" in Chinese. It has 17 strokes with the radical 酉. Difficulty: 4.2/5.
minced meat pickled in brine
The character 醢 (hǎi) is written with 17 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 酉 is one of its key components.
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醢 is pronounced hǎi in Mandarin Chinese. It means minced meat pickled in brine.
古人喜欢吃肉醢。
gǔ rén xǐ huān chī ròu hǎi
Ancient people liked to eat minced meat paste.
这种鱼醢味道很重。
zhè zhǒng yú hǎi wèi dào hěn zhòng
This kind of fish paste has a very strong flavor.
他正在制作醢酱。
tā zhèng zài zhì zuò hǎi jiàng
He is making minced meat sauce.
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