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嚷
Old HSK 6

嚷 (rǎng) · to shout

20 strokesLeft–right

嚷 (rǎng) means “to shout”. It is made of 口 + 襄 and has 20 strokes, and is an old HSK 6 word (HSK 2.0).

Break 嚷 into its parts

What 嚷 is made of

嚷 stroke order

嚷 stroke order diagram: 20 strokes, numbered in writing order
嚷 is written with 20 strokes. Follow the numbers: each circle marks where a stroke starts. See the stroke order rules.

Example sentences

别嚷了,孩子在睡觉。Bié rǎng le, háizi zài shuìjiào.Stop shouting, the child is sleeping.
他在门外大声嚷着我的名字。Tā zài ménwài dàshēng rǎng zhe wǒ de míngzi.He was yelling my name outside the door.

Also built with 口

Quick facts

Pinyinrǎng
Meaningto shout; to yell
Strokes20
PatternLeft–right
HSKOld HSK 6

Questions about 嚷

What does 嚷 mean?

嚷 (rǎng) means “to shout; to yell”.

How many strokes does 嚷 have?

嚷 has 20 strokes.

What parts make up 嚷?

嚷 is made of 口 (mouth) and 襄 (to aid).

Which HSK level is 嚷?

嚷 is in Old HSK 6.

Learn 嚷 with its group

It is part of Old HSK 6 · Group 152: a short group with quick checks and spaced repeats.

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