士
士
char. (ancient Chinese) unmarried man; scholar; an ancient social stratum; commendable person; person with skills; soldier; guard (Chinese chess)
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Other meanings
| radical. scholar |
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'士' is part of the following simplified words:
㐊 丢 仕 任 佶 侍 傲 劼 吉 嗷 噎 士 壬 壮 声 壳 壶 壸 壹 妊 寺 峙 庤 廷 待 志 恃 悫 懿 拮 持 敖 曀 桔 槖 款 殪 毂 洁 熬 特 獒 畤 痔 痣 秸 等 纴 结 蛣 螯 衽 袺 装 诗 诘 赘 㐖 遨 鈓 颉 饪 骜 髻 鲒 鳌 黠
㐊 丢 仕 任 佶 侍 傲 劼 吉 嗷 噎 士 壬 壮 声 壳 壶 壸 壹 妊 寺 峙 庤 廷 待 志 恃 悫 懿 拮 持 敖 曀 桔 槖 款 殪 毂 洁 熬 特 獒 畤 痔 痣 秸 等 纴 结 蛣 螯 衽 袺 装 诗 诘 赘 㐖 遨 鈓 颉 饪 骜 髻 鲒 鳌 黠
'士' is part of the following traditional words:
㐊 仕 任 佶 侍 傲 劼 吉 嗷 噎 士 壬 壹 壺 壼 妊 寺 峙 庤 廷 待 志 恃 懿 拮 持 敖 時 曀 桔 槖 櫝 款 殪 殼 瀆 熬 牘 特 犢 獒 畤 痔 痣 秸 竇 等 紝 結 續 臺 蛣 螯 衽 袺 詩 詰 誌 讀 賣 贅 贖 㐖 遨 鈓 頡 飪 驁 髻 鮚 鰲 黠 黷
㐊 仕 任 佶 侍 傲 劼 吉 嗷 噎 士 壬 壹 壺 壼 妊 寺 峙 庤 廷 待 志 恃 懿 拮 持 敖 時 曀 桔 槖 櫝 款 殪 殼 瀆 熬 牘 特 犢 獒 畤 痔 痣 秸 竇 等 紝 結 續 臺 蛣 螯 衽 袺 詩 詰 誌 讀 賣 贅 贖 㐖 遨 鈓 頡 飪 驁 髻 鮚 鰲 黠 黷
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Simplified stroke orders are based on the 'Standard of National Commonly-used Mandarin Chinese Characters (现代汉语通用字笔顺规范)', issued by the China National Language and Character Working Committee (国家语言文字工作委员会) on April 7th 1997. Traditional stroke orders are based on information issued by the Taiwan Ministry of Education.
EXAMPLES
护 護 n. nurse |
士 士 n. soldier, private |
烈 烈 n. martyr |
男 男 n. gentleman |
名 名 n. famous scholar, celebrity, especially distinguished literary person having no official post |
上 上 phr. send the soldiers (a Chinese chess move) |
中 中 n. sergeant |
士 士 n. petty officer |
豪 豪 n. man with high ideals, hero |
士 士 n. (in feudal China) scholar-officials |
文 文 n. man of letters, scholar, scribe |
礼 禮 idiom. courteous to the wise and condescending in a good way to the scholarly |