飩 meaning and stroke order
Stuffed dumplings
How to write 飩, stroke by stroke
12 strokes in order. Each box adds the next stroke in red. Write top to bottom and left to right, and finish enclosing strokes last.
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Meaning of 飩
Definitions from CC-CEDICT, grouped by pronunciation.
- used in 餛飩|馄饨[hun2 tun5]
- Taiwan pr. [dun4]
How 飩 is built
Phono-semantic (sound + meaning) character. Food.
飠 gives the meaning and 屯 hints at the sound.
Radical: 飠 (food), shared by 44 characters on this site.
Common words with 飩
Ordered by HSK level, then by how often they appear in everyday Chinese.
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning | Level |
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| 餛飩 | húntun | wonton; Chinese ravioli (served in soup); Taiwan pr. [hun2dun5] |
Questions about 飩
How many strokes are in 飩?
飩 is written with 12 strokes. The diagrams on this page number every stroke in the order it is written, with the new stroke shown in red.
What does 飩 mean?
飩 (tún) means stuffed dumplings. A common word with it is 馄饨 (húntun), meaning "wonton; Chinese ravioli (served in soup); Taiwan pr. [hun2dun5]".
How do you pronounce 飩?
飩 is pronounced tún, in the second tone (rising).
What is the radical of 飩?
The radical of 飩 is 飠, which carries the idea of "food". Dictionaries list 飩 under this radical.
What is the simplified form of 飩?
飩 is a traditional character. Its simplified form is 饨, used in mainland China and Singapore.