Chinese Character: 闹 (nào - Noisy)
Radical: 门 (gate radical)
Stroke Count: 8 (8 strokes)
Character Decomposition: 门 + 市 (gate + market)
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Pinyin: nào (fourth tone)
闹 primarily means noisy or to make noise, and is used in various contexts related to commotion and activity.
闹 is primarily used as a verb to describe making noise or causing a commotion, and can also be used as an adjective to describe something noisy.
In Chinese culture, 闹 is often associated with festivals and celebrations, where noise and activity are seen as signs of joy and prosperity.
孩子们在公园里闹得很开心。(Hái zi men zài gōng yuán lǐ nào de hěn kāi xīn.)
The children were having a lot of fun making noise in the park.
Remember 闹 as "gate market" - the 门 represents a gate, and 市 means market, together forming the concept of a noisy, bustling place.