砌
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qì / qiè · to pile up, to build

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Readings & meanings

砌 has 2 dictionary pronunciations. The examples show how each reading behaves in real words.

qì

to build by laying bricks or stones

堆砌duī qì · lit. to pile up
qiè

used in 砌末[qie4 mo5]

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9Total strokes

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Left-rightCharacter structure

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石Key radical

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Vocabulary in context

Common words with 砌

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qìto build by laying bricks or stones
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How to study 砌 in context

  1. Say qì / qiè, then recall the core meaning: to pile up, to build.
  2. Write all 9 strokes while keeping the left-right balanced.
  3. Use it in 堆砌 (duī qì), meaning “lit. to pile up”.

Definitions and traditional forms are compiled from Make Me a Hanzi, HSK curriculum data, and CC-CEDICT. Sourced example sentences link to Tatoeba; editorial examples are labeled separately. Review data sources and licenses.