Chinese Character: 染 (rǎn - Dye)
Radical: 木 (wood radical)
Stroke Count: 9 (9 strokes)
Character Decomposition: 氵 + 木 + 九 (water + wood + nine)
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Pinyin: rǎn (third tone)
染 primarily means to dye or to stain, and is used in various contexts related to coloring and contamination.
染 is primarily used as a verb to describe actions involving dyeing or staining, and can also be used as a noun to refer to dyes or infections.
In Chinese culture, 染 reflects the historical significance of dyeing techniques and the importance of color in traditional arts.
她染了头发。(Tā rǎn le tóu fà.)
She dyed her hair.
Remember 染 as "water wood nine" - the 氵 represents water, 木 means wood, and 九 means nine, together forming the concept of dyeing or staining.