尖端
HSK 6 · Proficient
尖端 Stroke Order: How to Write 尖端
- Pinyin
- jiān duān
- Meaning
- sharp pointed end; the tip; the cusp
- Total strokes
- 20
More meanings
sharp pointed end; the tip; the cusp; tip-top; most advanced and sophisticated; highest peak; the best
Preparing your character…
Every character begins with a single stroke.
One stroke at a time
6 strokes尖 — 6 strokes
Radical: 小 xiǎo (small, tiny, insignificant)
Strokes in order
- 1.竖shù · Vertical stroke
- 2.撇piě · Left-falling stroke
- 3.点diǎn · Dot stroke
- 4.横héng · Horizontal stroke
- 5.撇piě · Left-falling stroke
- 6.捺nà · Right-falling stroke
端 — 14 strokes
Radical: 立 lì (to stand)
Strokes in order
- 1.点diǎn · Dot stroke
- 2.横héng · Horizontal stroke
- 3.点diǎn · Dot stroke
- 4.竖shù · Vertical stroke
- 5.横héng · Horizontal stroke
- 6.竖shù · Vertical stroke
- 7.竖折shù zhé · Vertical turning stroke
- 8.竖shù · Vertical stroke
- 9.横héng · Horizontal stroke
- 10.点diǎn · Dot stroke
- 11.竖shù · Vertical stroke
- 12.横折钩héng zhé gōu · Horizontal turning hook stroke
- 13.竖shù · Vertical stroke
- 14.竖shù · Vertical stroke