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How to Write 拶 (zā)

拶 (zā) means "to squeeze fingers (ancient torture)" in Chinese. It has 9 strokes with the radical 扌. Difficulty: 4/5.

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9 strokes Radical: 扌 Difficulty: 4/5

to squeeze fingers (ancient torture)

How to Write 拶

The character (zā) 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 in Mandarin Chinese. It means to squeeze fingers (ancient torture).

This is a polyphonic character with readings: zā, zǎn.

Common Words with 拶

拶子 zǎn zi
finger-squeezing torture device
拶刑 zā xíng
finger-squeezing torture
拶指 zǎn zhǐ
to squeeze the fingers as punishment

Example Sentences

他拿出了拶子。

tā ná chū le zǎn zi

He took out the finger-squeezing torture device.

拶刑非常残酷。

zā xíng fēi cháng cán kù

Finger-squeezing torture is extremely cruel.

拶指是古代刑罚。

zǎn zhǐ shì gǔ dài xíng fá

Squeezing fingers was a form of punishment in ancient times.

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Stroke order practice for 拶 - zā

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