Chinese Character: 啄 (zhuó - Peck)
Radical: 口 (mouth radical, indicating the action is related to the mouth)
Stroke Count: 11
Character Decomposition: 口 + 豖 (The 'mouth' radical combined with '豖' to form the character '啄')
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: zhuó (The pronunciation of the character)
To peck, as a bird using its beak to strike or pick at something. (The meaning of the Chinese character '啄')
啄 is a verb, often used to describe the action of a bird pecking. For example, "鸟在啄米" (The bird is pecking at the rice). (Grammar and usage of the character '啄')
In Chinese culture, the action of a bird pecking is sometimes used metaphorically to describe a person's careful and persistent exploration or pursuit. (Cultural background related to the character '啄')
啄木鸟在树上啄洞找虫子。(The woodpecker is pecking holes in the tree to find worms.)
You can remember 啄 by associating it with the image of a bird using its beak (represented by the '口' radical) to peck. (Memory tips for the character '啄')