瞀 (mào) means "Dim-sighted" in Chinese. It has 14 strokes with the radical 目.
Rated 4.2/5 in difficulty (advanced).
Appears in 3+ common words including 瞀乱 (mào luàn), 瞀眩 (mào xuàn), 昏瞀 (hūn mào).
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The character 瞀 (mào) is written with 14 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 目 is one of its key components.
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瞀 means Dim-sighted.
瞀 is a phono-semantic compound: the radical 目 (eye) indicates the meaning relates to eyesight, while 矛 (spear) provides the pronunciation (máo → mào). The dim-sighted meaning may stem from the idea of vision being clouded or confused, as if looking through a blurry haze.
💡 Memory Tip: Imagine a spear (矛) poking your eye (目), leaving your vision dim and blurry.
他的眼神有些瞀乱。
tā de yǎn shén yǒu xiē mào luàn
His gaze is a bit confused and blurred.
他感到头晕瞀眩。
tā gǎn dào tóu yūn mào xuàn
He felt dizzy and his vision was blurred.
老人感到神志昏瞀。
lǎo rén gǎn dào shén zhì hūn mào
The elderly person felt dizzy and confused.
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The character 瞀 is made of 矛 (spear) on top and 目 (eye) on the bottom. A spear poking the eye suggests something that damages sight, leading to the meaning 'dim-sighted' or confused vision.