婧 (jìng) means "Jing (used in names, meaning slender and talented)" in Chinese. It has 11 strokes with the radical 女. Difficulty: 4.2/5.
Jing (used in names, meaning slender and talented)
The character 婧 (jìng) is written with 11 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 女 is one of its key components.
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婧 is pronounced jìng in Mandarin Chinese. It means Jing (used in names, meaning slender and talented).
她的容貌十分婧丽。
tā de róng mào shí fēn jìng lì
Her appearance is very slender and beautiful.
婧姝形容女子才华横溢。
jìng shū xíng róng nǚ zǐ cái huá héng yì
'Jingshu' describes a woman who is exceptionally talented.
婧字在名字中很常见。
jìng zì zài míng zì zhōng hěn cháng jiàn
The character 'Jing' is very common in names.
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