Basic information:

Radical: Qi, quadrilateral code: 00 147,: khxe.

86 Wu Bi: uvhc, 98 Wu Bi: uehc, Zheng Ma: TNXS

Unified code: 7626, total number of strokes: 14.

Basic explanation:

1, the body contains less fat and the muscles are not full, which is opposite to "fat" and "fat".

2. Clothes, shoes and socks are too narrow: these pants are too thin.

3, thin, thin: the word is small and thin.

Extended data:

Common words:

1, emaciated [xi ā o she u]?

Describe (the body) as extremely thin.

2. Bone feeling [kū shòu]?

Dry and emaciated.

3.Thin [shòu xuē]？

Describe a thin figure or face.

4. Thin [shü ubá o]?

Still barren. The land is not fertile.

5.Thin [shòu nuò]？

Thin and timid.

Fine strokes are read and written sequentially: point, horizontal, left, point, lift, left, vertical, horizontal, horizontal fold, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal left/horizontal hook and pressure.

"Thin" is a standard first-class word (commonly used word) in modern Chinese. It is pronounced Shà u in Mandarin, which was first seen in the Qin Xiaozhuan era and belongs to pictophonetic characters in Liu shòu. Shuo Wen Jie Zi interprets the word "thin" as "Ye Yi". From chin to chin. Cut it again. "

The basic meaning of "thin" is that the body contains less fat and the muscles are not full, as opposed to "fat" and "fat", such as thin and bone; The extension means that the land is barren, such as barren land; Strong and powerful, such as books are expensive, thin and hard, water is clear and stones are thin.