Chinese Character: 耀 (yào - Shine)
Radical: 羽 (Feather radical)
Stroke Count: 20 (The number of strokes in the character)
Character Decomposition: 光 + 翟 (Light + a complex component, where '光' represents light and '翟' adds semantic and phonetic elements)
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Pinyin: yào (The Chinese phonetic alphabet for pronunciation)
耀 means to shine, sparkle, or make something stand out prominently. It can also imply showing off or glorifying. (The word '耀' describes the state of emitting light, making something obvious, or the act of showing off.)
耀 can be used as a verb. For example, in "耀眼", it modifies a noun to describe the state of being extremely eye - catching. In "夸耀", it shows the action of self - glorification. (The character '耀' is often used as a verb. In phrases, it can modify nouns to describe visual effects or represent actions of self - promotion.)
In Chinese culture, 耀 is often associated with positive qualities such as glory and achievement. For example, the concept of "荣耀" represents the honor and pride one gains from accomplishments. (In Chinese cultural context, '耀' is linked with positive values like glory and success. The word '荣耀' embodies the honor and pride resulting from achievements.)
阳光照耀着大地。(The sun shines on the earth.)
You can remember 耀 by thinking that '光' means light, and when combined with the other part, it forms the concept of shining brightly. (你可以这样记忆 '耀' 这个字,'光' 代表光,和其他部分组合起来就形成了闪耀的概念。)