樟 (zhāng) means "camphor tree" in Chinese. It has 15 strokes with the radical 木.
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Appears in 3+ common words including 樟树 (zhāng shù), 樟脑 (zhāng nǎo), 樟木 (zhāng mù).
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The character 樟 (zhāng) is written with 15 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 木 is one of its key components.
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樟 means camphor tree.
樟 is a phono-semantic compound: the radical 木 (tree) indicates it's a type of tree, while 章 provides the pronunciation zhāng and originally means 'chapter' or 'pattern,' possibly hinting at the camphor tree's striped bark or layered fragrance.
💡 Memory Tip: Picture a camphor tree (木) with a chapter (章) of its aromatic story carved into the trunk.
路边有很多樟树。
lù biān yǒu hěn duō zhāng shù
There are many camphor trees by the roadside.
柜子里放了樟脑。
guì zi lǐ fàng le zhāng nǎo
There is camphor in the cabinet.
这个箱子是樟木做的。
zhè ge xiāng zi shì zhāng mù zuò de
This box is made of camphor wood.
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樟 is made of the radical 木 (tree) on the left and the phonetic component 章 (zhāng) on the right. The radical tells you it is a type of tree, while 章 provides the pronunciation and hints at the tree's use in making seals or its layered bark.