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Choose the number of pen movements you counted, then compare pinyin and meanings to identify the character.
11-stroke characters
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to warm up
why? where? how?; strange; thereupon, then
crisp, refreshing; candid, frank; pleased, happy
cattle shed
to drag, to pull, to lead by the hand
to gore; to oppose
to plow
to guess, to conjecture, to suppose; to feel
mad, wild; reckless, unruly
sudden, abrupt
monkey
hunting; field sports
violent, savage, cruel, bold
macacus monkey
lion, wild beast; wild horse
lynx, wild cat
a tiger's roar; to intimidate; to scare
exclamation of admiration
fierce-looking, ferocious
pig; the Lolo aboriginal tribe
cat
pig, hog, wild boar
to command, to lead; rate, ratio, proportion
to appear, to manifest; current, now
pure, white; carnelian
science, reason, logic; to manage
a vessel used to hold grain offerings
sparkling stone; opaque, glazed
ball, globe, sphere; round
petty; trifling; troublesome
bottle gourd, calabash
sweet, sweetness
to give birth, to bring forth, to produce
to give birth
approximate, rough; outline, summary; plan, plot
approximately, roughly; outline
sections in a vegetable farm
different, strange, unusual; foreign; surprising
flaw, fault, defect; disease
scar, mark; vestige, trace
cured, healed; to recover
dumb, mute
to itch; to tickle
wound, sore, bruise
piles, hemorrhoids
brilliant white; as white as snow
white; bright, brilliant; clear
chapped, cracked
to rob, to steal; thief, bandit
to cover, to hide, to protect
small box or case; casket
helmet; bowl, basin
tray, plate, dish; to examine
abundant, flourishing; to contain; to fill
rheum from the eyes
to take an interest in; to care for
eye socket; the corner of the eye
to squint, to narrow the eyes; blindness
eye ridge
to gaze; to look at, to ogle
eye; pupil
a piercing gaze; the evil eye
to gaze, to look at; to scan, to survey
eyelet, hole, opening
multitude, crowd; masses, public
eye socket; the corner of the eye
eye socket; the corner of the eye
to make a move, to take action
to open one's eyes; to stare
to correct, to rectify, to straighten out
stockade, fort, military outpost; brothel
cave; chamber; pit