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How to Write 矜 (jīn)

矜 (jīn) means "to boast; to restrain; to pity" in Chinese. It has 9 strokes with the radical 矛. Difficulty: 3.6/5.

jīn
9 strokes Radical: 矛 Difficulty: 3.6/5

to boast; to restrain; to pity

How to Write 矜

The character (jīn) is written with 9 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 jīn in Mandarin Chinese. It means to boast; to restrain; to pity.

Common Words with 矜

矜持 jīn chí
restrained; reserved; aloof
矜夸 jīn kuā
to boast; to show off
哀矜 āi jīn
pity; compassion

Example Sentences

她在生人面前很矜持。

tā zài shēng rén miàn qián hěn jīn chí

She is very reserved in front of strangers.

取得成绩不要矜夸。

qǔ dé chéng jì bú yào jīn kuā

Do not boast when you achieve success.

我们要哀矜孤苦。

wǒ men yào āi jīn gū kǔ

We should show compassion for the lonely and miserable.

Stroke order practice for 矜 - jīn

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