How to Write 厥
The character 厥 (jué) is written with 12 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 厂 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
厥 is pronounced jué in Mandarin Chinese. It means his; her; its; their.
Common Words with 厥
昏厥
hūn jué
To faint / To lose consciousness
大放厥词
dà fàng jué cí
To spout off or talk nonsense
厥后
jué hòu
thereafter; afterwards
Example Sentences
他因为太累昏厥了。
tā yīn wèi tài lèi hūn jué le
He fainted because he was too tired.
他在会上大放厥词。
tā zài huì shàng dà fàng jué cí
He talked a lot of nonsense at the meeting.
厥后他离开了家。
jué hòu tā lí kāi le jiā
Thereafter, he left home.
Practice Writing 厥 (jué)
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