帝
帝 (dì) · supreme ruler
9 strokesTop–bottom
帝 (dì) means “supreme ruler”. It is made of 立 + 巾 and has 9 strokes.
Break 帝 into its parts
What 帝 is made of
- 立 lì — to stand
- 巾 jīn — cloth
- 冂 — frame
- 丨 — vertical stroke
- 丨 — vertical stroke
- 冂 — frame
帝 stroke order
Example sentences with 皇帝
中国古代有很多位皇帝。Zhōngguó gǔdài yǒu hěnduō wèi huángdì.Ancient China had many emperors.
皇帝住在宫殿里。Huángdì zhùzài gōngdiàn lǐ.The emperor lived in the palace.
Words with 帝
Also built with 立
- 亲qīnone's own (blood relation)
- 位wèimeasure word for people (polite)
- 垃lāgarbage
- 拉lāto pull
- 旁pángside
- 泣qìto cry
- 竖shùto stand upright
- 站zhànstation
- 竞jìngto compete
- 童tóngchild
- 竭jiéto exhaust
- 端duānto carry (level with both hands)
Quick facts
| Pinyin | dì |
|---|---|
| Meaning | supreme ruler |
| Strokes | 9 |
| Pattern | Top–bottom |
Questions about 帝
What does 帝 mean?
帝 (dì) means “supreme ruler”.
How many strokes does 帝 have?
帝 has 9 strokes.
What parts make up 帝?
帝 is made of 立 (to stand) and 巾 (cloth).
Keep learning
Start with HSK 1 · Group 1: 10 words with quick checks and spaced repeats.