How many strokes does the Chinese character "翔" (xiáng) have?
"翔" has 12 strokes in Simplified Chinese. Its primary dictionary radical is 羽, and you can animate or practice writing every stroke in order using the interactive grid on this page.
翔 (xiáng) means to soar; to glide; (slang) shit. Simplified form has 12 strokes under radical 羽.
Aspirational, graceful, and far more literary than 飞 (e.g., 宇翔, 奕翔, 骏翔). Conveys effortless elevation and broad vision.
Visually balanced (auspicious 羊 + wings 羽) and uplifting in meaning.
Origin & Visual Logic: Auspicious sheep/grace (羊) paired with feathers/wings (羽): gliding effortlessly high on thermal currents.
| Traditional / Simplified | Pinyin | CC-CEDICT Definitions |
|---|---|---|
| 翔 / 翔 | xiáng | to soar; to glide; (slang) shit |
Lexical entries derived from CC-CEDICT (CC BY-SA 4.0) and Make Me a Hanzi (APL / LGPL-3.0).
| Chinese Word | Pinyin | English Meaning | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| 飞翔 | fēixiáng | to soar | |
| 翱翔 | áoxiáng | to wheel and soar freely in the sky | |
| 翔实 | xiángshí | thorough and detailed |
See how native speakers pair 翔 (xiáng) into modern Chinese names:
"翔" has 12 strokes in Simplified Chinese. Its primary dictionary radical is 羽, and you can animate or practice writing every stroke in order using the interactive grid on this page.
Rating: Highly Recommended (Masculine-leaning). Aspirational, graceful, and far more literary than 飞 (e.g., 宇翔, 奕翔, 骏翔). Conveys effortless elevation and broad vision.
Tattoo rating: Safe & Classic. Visually balanced (auspicious 羊 + wings 羽) and uplifting in meaning.