Hanzi Grove
捧
Old HSK 6

捧 (pěng) · to hold in both hands

11 strokesLeft–right

捧 (pěng) means “to hold in both hands”. It is made of 扌 + 奉 and has 11 strokes, and is an old HSK 6 word (HSK 2.0).

Break 捧 into its parts

What 捧 is made of

捧 stroke order

捧 stroke order diagram: 11 strokes, numbered in writing order
捧 is written with 11 strokes. Follow the numbers: each circle marks where a stroke starts. See the stroke order rules.

Example sentences

她双手捧着一杯热茶。Tā shuāngshǒu pěngzhe yì bēi rèchá.She held a cup of hot tea in both hands.
别把他捧得太高了。Bié bǎ tā pěng de tài gāo le.Don't praise him to the skies.

Words with 捧

Also built with 扌

Quick facts

Pinyinpěng
Meaningto hold in both hands; to praise
Strokes11
PatternLeft–right
HSKOld HSK 6

Questions about 捧

What does 捧 mean?

捧 (pěng) means “to hold in both hands; to praise”.

How many strokes does 捧 have?

捧 has 11 strokes.

What parts make up 捧?

捧 is made of 扌 (hand) and 奉 (to offer).

Which HSK level is 捧?

捧 is in Old HSK 6.

Learn 捧 with its group

It is part of Old HSK 6 · Group 135: a short group with quick checks and spaced repeats.

Open the group