How to Write 攸
The character 攸 (yōu) is written with 7 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 攵 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
攸 is pronounced yōu in Mandarin Chinese. It means distant; place (literary).
Common Words with 攸
攸关
yōu guān
to be of vital importance; to concern
攸然
yōu rán
leisurely; swiftly
攸攸
yōu yōu
distant; long
Example Sentences
这件事利害攸关。
zhè jiàn shì lì hài yōu guān
This matter is of vital importance.
他攸然离去。
tā yōu rán lí qù
He left calmly and leisurely.
白云攸攸。
bái yún yōu yōu
The white clouds drift leisurely.
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