Chinese Character: 歪 (Wāi - Crooked)
Radical: 止 (stop radical)
Stroke Count: 9 (9 strokes)
Character Decomposition: 不 + 正 (not + straight)
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: Wāi (first tone)
歪 means crooked, askew, or not straight, both literally and figuratively.
歪 can function as both an adjective and a verb in Chinese sentences.
In Chinese culture, being "straight" is often associated with righteousness, while "crooked" implies impropriety.
这幅画挂歪了。(Zhè fú huà guà wāi le.)
This painting is hung crooked.
记住"歪"由"不"和"正"组成,字面意思就是"不正"。