How to Write 靳
The character 靳 (jìn) is written with 13 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 革 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
靳 is pronounced jìn in Mandarin Chinese. It means Jin (a surname) / to restrain.
Common Words with 靳
靳先生
jìn xiān shēng
Mr. Jin
靳惜
jìn xī
To grudge / to be stingy with
靳固
jìn gù
Firmly fixed / restrained
Example Sentences
靳先生在开会。
jìn xiān shēng zài kāi huì
Mr. Jin is in a meeting.
他对钱财很靳惜。
tā duì qián cái hěn jìn xī
He is very stingy with money.
这里的防守很靳固。
zhè lǐ de fáng shǒu hěn jìn gù
The defense here is very solid.
Practice Writing 靳 (jìn)
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