Chinese Character: 榆 (yú - Elm Tree)
Radical: 木 (wood radical)
Stroke Count: 13
Character Decomposition: 木 + 俞 (wood + Yu, a phonetic component)
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: yú (second tone)
榆 refers to the elm tree, a type of deciduous tree in real - world context.
榆 is usually used as a noun. It can be combined with other words to form names of plants or plant - related things.
In Chinese culture, elm trees are often associated with stability and long - standing. Elm seeds (榆钱) are also considered a symbol of good fortune as they resemble coins.
村子旁边有一棵大榆树。(Cūn zi páng biān yǒu yī kē dà yú shù.) - There is a big elm tree beside the village.
You can remember 榆 by associating the "木" radical with the idea of a tree and the "俞" part as a unique identifier for the elm tree. Or think of the fact that elm trees are common in rural areas, so the character combines wood and a component to represent this specific tree.