How to Write 端 (duān) — Chinese Stroke Order
Meaning: end, extremity, item · 14 strokes · HSK 6
Character facts
| Character | 端 |
|---|---|
| Pinyin | duān |
| Strokes | 14 |
| HSK level | HSK 6 |
| Unicode | U+7AEF |
English meanings
- end
- extremity
- item
- port
- to hold sth level with both hands
- to carry
Words with 端
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 极端 | jí duān | extreme |
| 终端 | zhōng duān | end; terminal |
| 两端 | liǎng duān | both ends (of a stick etc); two extremes |
| 顶端 | dǐng duān | summit; peak |
| 争端 | zhēng duān | dispute; controversy |
| 开端 | kāi duān | start; beginning |
| 弊端 | bì duān | systemic problem (sometimes refers specifically to corrupt practices) |
| 端正 | duān zhèng | upright; regular |
| 尖端 | jiān duān | sharp pointed end; the tip |
| 端详 | duān xiáng | full details; full particulars |
| 端庄 | duān zhuāng | dignified; composed |
| 端倪 | duān ní | boundary; clue |