Chinese Character: 吓 (xià/hè - Scare)
Radical: 口 (mouth radical)
Stroke Count: 6 (6 strokes)
Character Decomposition: 口 + 下 (mouth + below)
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: xià/hè (fourth tone)
吓 primarily means scare, and is used in various contexts related to fear and intimidation.
scare is primarily used as a verb to describe scare, and can also be used in compound words to describe various aspects of fear and intimidation.
In Chinese culture, 吓 reflects the importance of fear and intimidation in traditional practices such as storytelling and folklore.
他吓了我一跳。(Tā xià le wǒ yī tiào.)
He scared me.
Remember 吓 as "mouth below" - the 口 represents mouth, and 下 means below, together forming the concept of scare.