How to Write 睚
The character 睚 (yá) is written with 13 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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Meaning & Pronunciation
睚 is pronounced yá in Mandarin Chinese. It means Eye socket; to stare..
Common Words with 睚
睚眦
yá zì
A furious stare; a small grudge.
睚眦必报
yá zì bì bào
To seek revenge for even the smallest grievance.
睚眦之怨
yá zì zhī yuàn
A minor grudge; a petty grievance.
Example Sentences
两人产生了一些睚眦。
liǎng rén chǎn shēng le yī xiē yá zì
Some small grievances arose between the two.
这个人睚眦必报。
zhè ge rén yá zì bì bào
This person is very vindictive and seeks revenge for the smallest grievance.
这只是睚眦之怨。
zhè zhǐ shì yá zì zhī yuàn
This is just a minor grudge.
Practice Writing 睚 (yá)
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