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行 (xíng) · OK

6 strokesRadical 行Left–right

行 (xíng) means “OK”. It is made of 彳 + 亍 and has 6 strokes, and is an HSK 3 word in the current exam syllabus (2025).

Break 行 into its parts

What 行 is made of

Origin hint: To take small steps 亍 with one's feet 彳 (from the Make Me a Hanzi dataset; treat as a memory aid where history is uncertain)

行 stroke order

行 stroke order diagram: 6 strokes, numbered in writing order
行 is written with 6 strokes. Follow the numbers: each circle marks where a stroke starts. See the stroke order rules.

Example sentences

明天去,行吗?Míngtiān qù, xíng ma?Is going tomorrow OK?
行,我们走吧。Xíng, wǒmen zǒu ba.OK, let's go.

Words with 行

Also built with 彳

Quick facts

Pinyinxíng
MeaningOK; to work
Strokes6
Radical行 (walk enclosure, #144)
PatternLeft–right
HSKHSK 3 (exam 2025) · HSK 1 (2021) · Old HSK 4

Questions about 行

What does 行 mean?

行 (xíng) means “OK; to work”.

How many strokes does 行 have?

行 has 6 strokes.

What is the radical of 行?

The radical of 行 is 行 (xíng, “walk enclosure”), Kangxi radical number 144.

What parts make up 行?

行 is made of 彳 (to step with the left foot) and 亍 (to take small steps).

Which HSK level is 行?

行 is in HSK 3 (exam 2025) and HSK 1 (2021) and Old HSK 4.

Learn 行 with its group

It is part of HSK 1 (2021) · Group 26: a short group with quick checks and spaced repeats.

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