Chinese Character: 饥
Radical: 饣 (shí, food radical)
Stroke Count: 5
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: jī
English meaning: hungry, starvation
Usage notes:
The character "饥" is composed of "饣" (food) and "几" (table). Originally, it meant hunger caused by lack of food. In Chinese culture, food security has always been an important issue, and the character reflects the historical importance of addressing hunger.
Chinese: 他很饥饿,想吃点东西。
Pinyin: Tā hěn jī'è, xiǎng chī diǎn dōngxi.
English: He is very hungry and wants to eat something.
Mnemonic: The character "饥" has "饣" (food radical) on the left and "几" (table) on the right. Imagine someone looking at an empty table and feeling hungry.