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How to Write 歪 (wāi)

歪 (wāi) means "Crooked; slanted; devious" in Chinese. It has 9 strokes with the radical 止. Difficulty: 3.7/5.

wāi
9 strokes Radical: 止 Difficulty: 3.7/5

Crooked; slanted; devious

How to Write 歪

The character (wāi) is written with 9 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical is one of its key components.

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Meaning & Pronunciation

is pronounced wāi in Mandarin Chinese. It means Crooked; slanted; devious.

Common Words with 歪

歪了 wāi le
Tilted; gone crooked
歪头 wāi tóu
To tilt one's head
歪理 wāi lǐ
Fallacy; twisted logic

Example Sentences

你的帽子戴歪了。

nǐ de mào zi dài wāi le

Your hat is on crooked.

那个孩子歪头站着,好奇地打量着这位陌生人。

nà ge hái zi wāi tóu zhàn zhe , hào qí dì dǎ liàng zhe zhè wèi mò shēng rén 。

The child stood with his head tilted, curiously looking at the stranger.

他总是有很多歪理。

tā zǒng shì yǒu hěn duō wāi lǐ

He always has a lot of twisted logic.

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