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炀

yáng

to scorch, to roast, to melt

🔤 Pictophonetic: 火 (fire) provides meaning, 昜 provides pronunciation

HSK 7 strokes Uncommon (44%)

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Component Breakdown

Each color represents a different component

火

huǒ

fire, flame; to burn; anger, rage

昜

yáng

bright, glorious; to expand, to open up

⿰火昜 i

Stroke Order

Component Tree i

huǒ

火

fire, flame; to burn; anger, rage

📷 Pictographic: Flames

4 strokes HSK 2

丷

kwukyel

2 strokes

rén

人

man, person; people

📷 Pictographic: The legs of a human being

2 strokes HSK 1

yáng

昜

bright, glorious; to expand, to open up

💡 Ideographic: Bright and open, like the dawn 旦

9 strokes

dàn

旦

dawn; morning; day

💡 Ideographic: The sun 日 rising over the horizon 一

5 strokes HSK 5

rì

日

sun; day; daytime

📷 Pictographic: The sun

4 strokes HSK 2

kǒu

口

mouth; entrance, gate, opening

📷 Pictographic: An open mouth

3 strokes HSK 3

jiōng

冂

wide

2 strokes

yī

一

one; a, an; alone

💡 Ideographic: Represents heaven (天), earth (旦), or the number 1

1 strokes HSK 1

yī

一

one; a, an; alone

💡 Ideographic: Represents heaven (天), earth (旦), or the number 1

1 strokes HSK 1

yī

一

one; a, an; alone

💡 Ideographic: Represents heaven (天), earth (旦), or the number 1

1 strokes HSK 1

wù

勿

must not, do not; without, never

💡 Ideographic: A knife 勹 cutting fragments 丿 off

4 strokes HSK 5

Words Using 炀 (3)

Character

Pinyin

Definition

HSK

Emperor Yang of Sui (569-618), said to have murdered his father and brother to seize the throne, reigned 604-618

SuíYángdì

隋炀帝 ↗

Emperor Yang of Sui (569-618), said to have murdered his father and brother to seize the throne, reigned 604-618