How to Write 蹈 (dǎo — to dance, to stamp the feet) Stroke Order & Printable Tian Zi Ge PDF
Master the stroke-by-stroke writing order of the Chinese character 蹈 (dǎo, to dance, to stamp the feet) with interactive canvas grading, Pinyin audio, and free printable A4 Tian Zi Ge (田字格) practice sheets.
🇮🇩 Cara Menulis Hanzi 蹈 (dǎo): Arti bahasa Indonesia: menari, menghentakkan kaki (17 goresan, HSK 6). Latih urutan goresan secara interaktif atau cetak lembar latihan PDF Tian Zi Ge gratis.
🔍 Radical & Structural Breakdown (蹈)
Primary Radical (部首): 足 — Radical 足 (🇮🇩 Radical 足)
Semantic Component (形旁): 足 — Semantic category (足) (🇮🇩 Kategori semantik (足))
📜 Etymology & Mnemonic Breakdown (六书 / Liushu)
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Common Mandarin Words & Phrases Using 蹈 (dǎo)
Frequently Asked Questions About Hanzi 蹈 (FAQ)
How many strokes are in 蹈 (dǎo)?
The Chinese character 蹈 (dǎo — "to dance, to stamp the feet") is written with 17 strokes (17画) and belongs to HSK 6. You can practice writing all 17 strokes of 蹈 interactively in Hanzi Scribe with real-time stroke order validation.
What is the Pinyin, radical, and meaning of 蹈?
The Mandarin Pinyin pronunciation of 蹈 is "dǎo". Its primary radical (部首) is 足, and it means "to dance, to stamp the feet" in English ("menari, menghentakkan kaki" in Indonesian).
Bagaimana urutan goresan (stroke order) Hanzi 蹈?
Karakter Mandarin 蹈 (dǎo — menari, menghentakkan kaki) memiliki 17 goresan (HSK 6). Ikuti prinsip penulisan standar Mandarin: goresan mendatar sebelum tegak (先横后竖), atas ke bawah (从上到下), dan kiri ke kanan (从左到右). Anda dapat berlatih menulis 蹈 secara interaktif atau mencetak lembar latihan PDF Tian Zi Ge (田字格) gratis di Hanzi Scribe.
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