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CHINESE CHARACTER

谓 (wèi): Meaning, Words & Stroke Order

wèi
to call, to say, to tell; name, title; meaning
HSK 611 strokes

LEARNING CONNECTIONS

Primary radical

讠 is the Unicode primary radical used to organise 谓.

Phonetic component

胃 is recorded as the sound-side component in this pictophonetic analysis.

STROKES · 11

Write 谓 in 11 steps.

Each square adds one stroke in the standard writing order.

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Examples using 谓

无所谓

我无所谓。

Wǒ wú suǒ wèi。

It's not bugging me.

所谓

她就是所谓的书虫。

Tā jiù shì suǒ wèi de shū chóng。

She is what we call a bookworm.

FAQ

What does 谓 (wèi) mean in Chinese?

to call, to say, to tell; name, title; meaning

How do you write 谓 in stroke order?

谓 has 11 strokes. Follow the animated stroke-order sequence above, then practise it on the writing page.

What is the radical of 谓?

讠 is the radical in 谓. It is the speech side radical and can provide a meaning-side clue.

What are common words with 谓?

无所谓 (wúsuǒwèi): to be indifferent; not to matter; cannot be said to be; 可谓 (kěwèi): it could even be said; 所谓 (suǒwèi): what is meant by the expression ...; what is referred to as ...; (derog.) so-called.