Chinese Character: 柄 (bǐng - Handle)
Radical: 木 (wood radical)
Stroke Count: 9
Character Decomposition: 木 + 丙 (wood + third)
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: bǐng (third tone)
柄 primarily means handle or grip. It can also refer to power or authority in certain contexts.
柄 is primarily used as a noun. It can be combined with other characters to form compound words related to handles or authority.
In Chinese culture, 柄 symbolizes both physical handles and metaphorical control, reflecting the importance of both practical tools and authority.
他紧紧握住门柄。(Tā jǐn jǐn wò zhù mén bǐng.)
He firmly grasped the door handle.
Remember 柄 as "wooden handle" - the 木 radical represents wood, and 丙 suggests the shape of a handle, together forming the concept of a grip.