Chinese Character: 锐 (ruì - Sharp)
Radical: 钅 (metal radical)
Stroke Count: 12 (12 strokes)
Character Decomposition: 钅 + 兑 (metal + exchange)
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: ruì (fourth tone)
锐 primaries means sharp or acute, and is used in various contexts related to sharpness and keenness.
锐 is primarily used as an adjective to describe sharpness or keenness, and can also be used in compound words to describe various aspects of sharpness and keenness.
In Chinese culture, 锐 reflects the importance of sharpness and keenness in traditional practices such as martial arts and calligraphy.
这把刀非常锐利。(Zhè bǎ dāo fēi cháng ruì lì.)
This knife is very sharp.
Remember 锐 as "metal exchange" - the 钅 represents metal, and 兑 means exchange, together forming the concept of sharpness or keenness.