Chinese Character: 朽 (xiǔ - Decay)
Radical: 木 (tree radical)
Stroke Count: 6 (6 strokes)
Character Decomposition: 木 + 丂 (tree + breath)
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Pinyin: xiǔ (third tone)
朽 primarily means decay, and is used in various contexts related to deterioration and aging.
朽 is primarily used as an adjective to describe decay, and can also be used in compound words to describe various aspects of deterioration and aging.
In Chinese culture, 朽 reflects the importance of the natural cycle of life and decay in traditional practices such as philosophy and daily life.
这块木头已经腐朽了。(Zhè kuài mù tou yǐ jīng fǔ xiǔ le.)
This piece of wood has already decayed.
Remember 朽 as "tree breath" - the 木 represents tree, and 丂 means breath, together forming the concept of decay.