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邈

miǎo

distant, remote; profound

🔤 Pictophonetic: 辶 (walk) provides meaning, 貌 provides pronunciation

HSK 17 strokes Uncommon (50%)

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Component Breakdown

Each color represents a different component

countenance, appearance

⿺辶貌 i

Stroke Order

Component Tree i

chuò

辶

to walk; walking

📷 Pictographic: A foot stepping

3 strokes

mào

貌

countenance, appearance

💡 Ideographic: A beast's 豸 appearance 皃; 皃 also provides the pronunciation

14 strokes HSK 4

zhì

豸

badger; legendary beast

7 strokes

zhǎo

爫

claws, nails, talons

📷 Pictographic: A bird's talons; compare 爪

4 strokes

quǎn

犭

dog

📷 Pictographic: A dog turned to the side

3 strokes

mào

皃

countenance, appearance

7 strokes

bái

白

white; clear, pure, unblemished; bright

💡 Ideographic: A burning candle; the rays of the sun

5 strokes HSK 2

unknown

Unknown component - strokes not mapped to a known radical

1 strokes

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

ér

儿

son, child

📷 Pictographic: Simplified form of 兒, a picture of a child; compare 人

2 strokes HSK 1

Words Using 邈 (9)

Character

Pinyin

Definition

HSK

far back in time / faraway / remote

miánmiǎo

绵邈 ↗

far back in time / faraway / remote

see [[渺遠|渺远<miǎoyuǎn>]]

miǎoyuǎn

邈远 ↗

see [[渺遠|渺远<miǎoyuǎn>]]

程邈 ↗

ChéngMiǎo

Cheng Miao, a jailer turned prisoner in the Jin dynasty who created the clerical style of Chinese calligraphy

ChéngMiǎo

程邈 ↗

Cheng Miao, a jailer turned prisoner in the Jin dynasty who created the clerical style of Chinese calligraphy

Sun Simiao (c. 581-682), doctor and herbalist of the Sui and Tang dynasty, author of Prescriptions Worth a Thousand in Gold [[千金要方<QiānjīnYàofāng>]]

SūnSīmiǎo

孙思邈 ↗

Sun Simiao (c. 581-682), doctor and herbalist of the Sui and Tang dynasty, author of Prescriptions Worth a Thousand in Gold [[千金要方<QiānjīnYàofāng>]]