How to Write 貘
The character 貘 (mò) is written with 17 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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Meaning & Pronunciation
貘 is pronounced mò in Mandarin Chinese. It means tapir.
Common Words with 貘
食梦貘
shí mèng mò
Baku (dream-eating mythical creature)
马来貘
mǎ lái mò
Malayan tapir
山貘
shān mò
Mountain tapir
Example Sentences
传说食梦貘会吃掉噩梦。
chuán shuō shí mèng mò huì chī diào è mèng
Legend says the dream-eating Baku devours nightmares.
马来貘的样子很特别。
mǎ lái mò de yàng zi hěn tè bié
The Malayan tapir looks very unique.
山貘生活在森林深处。
shān mò shēng huó zài sēn lín shēn chù
Mountain tapirs live deep in the forest.
Similar Characters
貔
pí
Practice Writing 貘 (mò)
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