How to Write 婧 (jìng) — Meaning “Jing (used in names, meaning slender and talented)”

Picture a graceful woman (女) wearing a bright green (青) dress, walking elegantly. This image combines the two parts and reminds you that 婧 means slender and talented like a beautiful young woman.

When writing 婧, make the left radical 女 narrow and slightly tilted, with the last stroke (a long horizontal) placed low. The right part 青 has three short horizontal strokes at the top that should be evenly spaced, and the bottom vertical stroke must line up with the middle of the top part.

婧 contains 青 (young) and means slender and talented, used in names. 姘 has 并 (combine) and often refers to an improper relationship, while 姚 has 兆 (omen) and is a common surname. Visually, the right side of 婧 has three horizontal strokes, 姘 has a "并" shape, and 姚 has a left-right split with 兆.

婧 is almost exclusively used as a part of female given names in China, such as 婧雅 or 婧姝. It is not a common everyday word, but it carries a cultural wish for a girl to be elegant, talented, and beautiful. You will rarely see it outside of names or classical literature.

Common words containing 婧 include: 婧丽 (jìng lì) — Slender and beautiful; 婧姝 (jìng shū) — A beautiful and talented woman; 婧雅 (jìng yǎ) — Jingya (a female name meaning talented and elegant).