Chinese Character: 稀 (xī - Rare)
Radical: 禾 (grain radical)
Stroke Count: 12 (12 strokes)
Character Decomposition: 禾 + 希 (grain + hope)
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: xī (first tone)
稀 primarily means rare or sparse, and is used in various contexts related to rarity and sparsity.
稀 is primarily used as an adjective to describe rarity or sparsity, and can also be used in compound words to describe various aspects of rarity and sparsity.
In Chinese culture, 稀 reflects the importance of rarity and sparsity in traditional practices such as literature and philosophy.
这种动物非常稀有。(Zhè zhǒng dòng wù fēi cháng xī yǒu.)
This animal is very rare.
Remember 稀 as "grain hope" - the 禾 represents grain, and 希 means hope, together forming the concept of rarity or sparsity.