篩 Stroke Order

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Information of 篩

Pinyinshāi

Radical

竹

Strokes

16 strokes

Usage

★★★

Definition

to filter / to sift / to sieve

篩 (shāi) 1. A sieve, a type of bamboo weaving tool. The bottom surface has many small holes and can be used to separate coarse and fine particles. (Tang Dynasty, Li Dong)2. To sift something using a sieve.3. Extended meaning of passing through or leaking through holes, often used for wind, moon, light, etc. (Tang Dynasty, Meng Jiao)4. A metaphor for elimination after selective choices. For example: to sift out the unqualified.5. To shake or quiver. (Qing Dynasty, Jiang Fang)6. To sprinkle; to fall down scatteredly. (Jin Dynasty, Dong Jieyuan)7. To pour or serve wine. (Ming Dynasty, Li Yi)8. To heat wine by placing it in a container over a fire. 9. To strike (a gong). (Song Dynasty, Zhao Yanwei)10. To talk nonsense. (Ming Dynasty, Tang Xianzu)11. A measure word used for wine.---篩 shāi [verb]1. To sift or sieve. [En.] sift; sieve 2. To pour wine. [En.] pour wine 3. To strike or beat. [En.] strike; beat 4. To shake. [En.] shake 5. To sprinkle. [En.] sprinkle 6. To warm (wine). [En.] warm 7. To talk nonsense. [En.] talk nonsense ---篩 shāi [noun]1. A type of bamboo tool, a sieve. 2. A legendary extraordinary grass. (Jin Dynasty, Zhang Hua) 3. Name of a bamboo. (Guangyun) "篩, bamboo; another name is 太極. It grows to a length of one hundred zhang, and is regarded as a boat in the southern region." 4. A legendary extraordinary grass. (Jin Dynasty, Zhang Hua) "There is a grass in the sea called 篩, its grains are edible like barley, ripe in July, known as natural grain, also referred to as the leftovers of Yu."

Input Method for 篩

Pinyinshai1

Wubi

tjgh

Cangjie

hllb

Zhengma

mkal

Four Corner

88227

Unicode

U+7be9

Same Pronunciation Characters

晒筛曬篩簁簛㩄㬠

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