How to Write 伦 (lún) — Meaning “Ethics, logic, or peer.”

Picture a person (亻) standing next to a ladder (仑) — the ladder represents order and climbing step by step, just like ethical rules guide behavior. Imagine this person following the ladder of morality to remember that 伦 means ethics or logic.

Write the left radical 亻 first: a slanted stroke then a vertical line. Then add the right part 仑: start with a downward stroke on top, then a horizontal line, and finish with a sweeping stroke and a small hook. Be careful not to make the right part too wide — keep it balanced.

伦 (lún) focuses on ethics and peer relationships, while 什 (shén) means "what" or is used in "什么" (what), and 仁 (rén) means benevolence or kindness. Visually, 伦 has the right component 仑 (with a diagonal stroke inside), whereas 什 has 十 (ten) and 仁 has 二 (two).

伦 appears in common words like 伦理 (ethics) for moral principles and 伦敦 (London) as a city name. It is also in 绝伦 (peerless), used to describe something unmatched in quality, such as 精美绝伦 (exquisitely unparalleled).

Common words containing 伦 include: 伦理 (lún lǐ) — Ethics or morality.; 伦敦 (lún dūn) — London.; 绝伦 (jué lún) — Unsurpassed or peerless..