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咤 — Chinese character

咤
zhà
to scold; to shout, to roar, to bellow

Pinyin
zhà
Radical
30 ⼝ (Mouth)
Strokes
9
Components
口 宅
Formation
pictophonetic — mouth; meaning component 口; sound component 宅
Traditional
吒
Japanese
咤 as a kanji

Common words with 咤

WordPinyinMeaning
叱咤chì zhàto rebuke angrily
叱咤风云 (叱咤風雲)chì zhà fēng yúnlit. to rebuke Heaven and Earth (idiom); fig. shaking the whole world; all-powerful

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