武当山 (Wǔ dāng shān)

武当山

Wǔ dāng shān

Traditional: 武當山

Meaning

Wudang Mountain range in northwest Hubei

Characters and stroke order

武 Wǔ

military; martial, warlike

radical 77 ⽌ · 8 strokes

当 dāng

appropriate, timely; to act, to serve; the sound of bells

radical 58 ⼹ · 6 strokes

山 shān

mountain, hill, peak

radical 46 ⼭ · 3 strokes

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