蹄 (tí) means "Hoof" in Chinese. It has 16 strokes with the radical 足. Difficulty: 4.2/5.
Hoof
The character 蹄 (tí) is written with 16 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 足 is one of its key components.
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蹄 is pronounced tí in Mandarin Chinese. It means Hoof.
我听到了远处的马蹄声。
wǒ tīng dào le yuǎn chù de mǎ tí shēng
I heard the sound of horse hooves in the distance.
妈妈今天做了炖猪蹄。
mā mā jīn tiān zuò le dùn zhū tí
Mom made stewed pig's trotters today.
这只羊的蹄子受伤了。
zhè zhǐ yáng de tí zi shòu shāng le
This sheep's hoof is injured.
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