Chinese Character: 诱 (yòu - Lure)
Radical: 讠 (The "speech" radical)
Stroke Count: 9 (Number of strokes)
Character Decomposition: 讠 (speech) + 秀 (elegant) The "speech" part implies the action of persuasion, and "秀" may be a phonetic component here.
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Pinyin: yòu (Fourth tone)
To lure; to entice; to induce It describes the action of attracting someone or something by offering something desirable.
诱 is a verb. It can be used in the structure "诱 + object", for example, "诱敌深入" (lure the enemy in deeper). It is often used to describe actions of influencing or attracting others.
In Chinese history and literature, the concept of "luring" or "enticing" often appears in military strategies and fables. For example, using lures to defeat the enemy in battles. The character reflects the wisdom and strategy in Chinese traditional culture.
他用美食诱惑孩子。(Tā yòng měishí yòuhuò háizi.) - He tempts the children with delicious food.
You can remember "诱" by associating the "speech" radical with the act of persuasion, and imagine someone using words to lure others. The "秀" part can be thought of as something attractive used in the luring process.