COMPONENTS & ETYMOLOGY
How 创 is built
Traditional etymology note: 刂 (knife) suggests the meaning, while 仓 suggests the pronunciation.
More “chuang” characters →(bound form) a wound; to wound
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chuàng
(bound form) a wound; to wound
chuàng xīn
to bring forth new ideas; to blaze new trails; innovation
chuàng yè
to begin an undertaking; to start an enterprise; entrepreneurship
chuàng zào
to create; to bring about; to produce; to set (a record)
chuàng zuò
to create; to produce; to write; a creative work; a creation
chuàng bàn
to establish; to found
chuàng jiàn
to found; to establish
COMPONENTS & ETYMOLOGY
Traditional etymology note: 刂 (knife) suggests the meaning, while 仓 suggests the pronunciation.
More “chuang” characters →LEARNING TIP
Say “chuàng” aloud as you replay the animation. Then hide the model and write the 6 strokes from memory. Short, repeated practice builds a stronger visual and motor connection.
Practice on CanvasWORDS WITH 创
chuàng xīn
to bring forth new ideas; to blaze new trails; innovation
chuàng yè
to begin an undertaking; to start an enterprise; entrepreneurship
chuàng zào
to create; to bring about; to produce; to set (a record)
chuàng zuò
to create; to produce; to write; a creative work; a creation
chuàng bàn
to establish; to found
chuàng jiàn
to found; to establish
创 is written with 6 strokes.
创 (chuàng) means (bound form) a wound; to wound.
The radical of 创 is 刂, associated with Not yet classified.