How to write (hǎn) — Stroke Order, Radical & Practice

hǎn to shout, to yell, to call out; to howl; to cry 12 strokes · Radical (mouth) · HSK 4 required writing character

Pronunciation & meaning

Pronounced hǎn.

Stroke Order & Practice

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喊 — 12 strokes, numbered in writing order. 笔顺图(数字为下笔顺序)。

Decomposition

breaks down into 2 components arranged as Left + Right. Recognizing the components makes the character easier to remember and write.

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left mouth
right all

Radical

The radical of is — meaning mouth. 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: .

How the character is built

is a phono-semantic compound. The semantic component (mouth) carries the meaning, while the phonetic component originally indicated the sound.

HSK 4 Words Containing 喊

hǎn to shout; to yell
他大声喊了一句:停!
Tā dàshēng hǎn le yí jù: tíng!
He shouted loudly: Stop!

FAQ

What does 喊 mean in Chinese?

喊 (hǎn) means to shout, to yell, to call out; to howl; to cry. It is one of the 150 characters required for the HSK 4 writing section.

How many strokes does 喊 have?

喊 is written in 12 strokes. Use the practice tool above to see the correct stroke order and trace it yourself.

What is the radical of 喊?

The radical of 喊 is 口 (mouth). Other HSK 4 characters with the same radical include 品, 吹, 台, 否, 另.

What is the pinyin for 喊?

喊 is pronounced hǎn.

What HSK 4 words use 喊?

In our HSK 4 vocabulary, 喊 appears in 1 word, including 喊 (hǎn). See the full list above.

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