COMPONENTS & ETYMOLOGY
How 层 is built
Traditional etymology note: Simplified form of 層; 曾 provides the pronunciation
More “ceng” characters →to pile on top of one another
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céng
to pile on top of one another
céng cì
layer; level; gradation; arrangement of ideas
céng miàn
aspect; facet; level (political, psychological, spiritual etc); (geology) bedding plane
gāo céng
high-rise; high level; high class
dǐ céng
ground floor; first floor; lowest level; lowest rung (of society etc)
jī céng
basic level; grassroots unit; basement layer
jiē céng
social class
COMPONENTS & ETYMOLOGY
Traditional etymology note: Simplified form of 層; 曾 provides the pronunciation
More “ceng” characters →LEARNING TIP
Say “céng” aloud as you replay the animation. Then hide the model and write the 7 strokes from memory. Short, repeated practice builds a stronger visual and motor connection.
Practice on CanvasWORDS WITH 层
céng cì
layer; level; gradation; arrangement of ideas
céng miàn
aspect; facet; level (political, psychological, spiritual etc); (geology) bedding plane
gāo céng
high-rise; high level; high class
dǐ céng
ground floor; first floor; lowest level; lowest rung (of society etc)
jī céng
basic level; grassroots unit; basement layer
jiē céng
social class
层 is written with 7 strokes.
层 (céng) means to pile on top of one another.
The radical of 层 is 尸, associated with Not yet classified.