允 (yǔn) — HSK 4 Recognition Character: Meaning, Radical & Stroke Order
Pronunciation & meaning
Pronounced .
- to grant
- to consent
- just
- fair
Stroke Order & Practice
Click Animate to see the correct stroke order, then Practice to trace it yourself.
Decomposition
允 breaks down into 2 components arranged as Top + Bottom. Recognizing the components makes the character easier to remember and write.
Radical
The radical of 允 is 儿 — meaning son. Radicals are the indexing components used in Chinese dictionaries; they often hint at a character's broad meaning category.
Other HSK 4 characters that share this radical: 兄克光免.
HSK 4 Words Containing 允
Seen in the Real Exams / 真题例句
允 appears in 13 questions across the 19 mock & official HSK 4 exams on this site. Real exam sentences using it:
Tasks Featuring 允 / 相关任务
Words containing 允 appear in these official HSK 4 task scenarios — study the character in context:
FAQ
What does 允 mean in Chinese?
允 (yǔn) means to grant, to consent; just, fair. It is one of the 441 characters HSK 4 requires you to recognize when reading (认读字).
How many strokes does 允 have?
允 is written in 4 strokes. Use the practice tool above to see the correct stroke order and trace it yourself.
What is the radical of 允?
The radical of 允 is 儿 (son). Other HSK 4 characters with the same radical include 兄, 克, 光, 免.
What is the pinyin for 允?
允 is pronounced yǔn.
What HSK 4 words use 允?
In our HSK 4 vocabulary, 允 appears in 1 word, including 允许 (yǔnxǔ). See the full list above.