貊 (mò) means "ancient ethnic group in Northeast China" in Chinese. It has 13 strokes with the radical 豸.
Rated 4.2/5 in difficulty (advanced).
Appears in 3+ common words including 蛮貊 (mán mò), 貊炙 (mò zhì), 貊乡 (mò xiāng).
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The character 貊 (mò) is written with 13 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 豸 is one of its key components.
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貊 means ancient ethnic group in Northeast China.
| Character | 貊 |
| Pinyin | mò (mo) |
| Meaning | ancient ethnic group in Northeast China |
| Strokes | 13 |
| Radical | 豸 |
| Difficulty | 4.2/5 |
This compound character combines the radical 豸 (beast) with 百 (hundred) as a phonetic component. Originally referring to a wild animal like a leopard, it later came to denote an ancient ethnic group in Northeast China associated with hunting or beast-like attributes.
💡 Memory Tip: Picture a hundred (百) beast-like (豸) warriors from the ancient 貊 tribe charging across the frozen plains.
古代称之为蛮貊。
gǔ dài chēng zhī wèi mán mò
In ancient times, they were called Manmo (ancient ethnic groups).
貊炙是一种烤肉。
mò zhì shì yī zhǒng kǎo ròu
Mo-style roast meat is a type of barbecue.
他回到了貊乡。
tā huí dào le mò xiāng
He returned to his remote village.
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The character 貊 combines the radical 豸 (a mythical beast) on the left and 百 (meaning "hundred") on the right. The 豸 radical suggests a connection to animals or tribes, while 百 mainly provides phonetic value. Together, they represent an ancient ethnic group in Northeast China, the Mo people.