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猪
HSK 3 (2021)Old HSK 5

猪 (zhū) · pig

11 strokesRadical 犬Left–right

猪 (zhū) means “pig”. It is made of 犭 + 者 and has 11 strokes, and is an HSK 3 word in the 2021 standard.

Break 猪 into its parts

What 猪 is made of

Origin hint: 犭 gives the meaning, 者 gives the sound. (from the Make Me a Hanzi dataset; treat as a memory aid where history is uncertain)

猪 stroke order

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

Example sentences

农村有很多猪。Nóngcūn yǒu hěn duō zhū.There are lots of pigs in the countryside.
你吃猪肉吗?Nǐ chī zhū ròu ma?Do you eat pork?

Also built with 犭

Quick facts

Pinyinzhū
Meaningpig
Strokes11
Radical犬 (dog, #94)
PatternLeft–right
HSKHSK 3 (2021) · Old HSK 5

Questions about 猪

What does 猪 mean?

猪 (zhū) means “pig”.

How many strokes does 猪 have?

猪 has 11 strokes.

What is the radical of 猪?

The radical of 猪 is 犬 (quǎn, “dog”), Kangxi radical number 94.

What parts make up 猪?

猪 is made of 犭 (dog) and 者 ((after a verb or adjective) one who (is) ...).

Which HSK level is 猪?

猪 is in HSK 3 (2021) and Old HSK 5.

Learn 猪 with its group

It is part of HSK 3 (2021) · Group 53: a short group with quick checks and spaced repeats.

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