Read fú. fú: initial consonant: f, final: u, tone: second tone.
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Pinyin: fèi, fú, radical: 艹, strokes: 7, traditional Chinese: ?, five strokes: AGMH.
Interpretation:?
[ fèi ]
See 〖芾〗.
[ fú ]
1. Lush vegetation.
2. Same as "黻". Mi Fu, a calligrapher and painter of the Song Dynasty, was also known as Mi Fu.
Group of words: Shefu, Tangfu, Mifu, Shenfu, Chifu, and Fufu.
Extended information:
Stroke order
1. 覾 [ bì fèi ]
Describes trees with small and dense branches and leaves. Fu (fèi). ?
2. Tangfu [ táng fèi ]
Shifu, with lush trees and thick shade covering the appearance. Later, "Tangfu" was used as a metaphor for Huizheng. See "Tang tree". ?
3. Mi Fu [fú]
Mi Fu [fú] (1051-1107), signed his name as Mi or 芊, and Fu as 黻[fú]. Calligrapher, painter, and theorist of calligraphy and painting in the Northern Song Dynasty.
4. 犊芾 [ shēn fèi ]
Fire and wood are strong. ?
5. Red Fu [ chì fèi ]
Red covers the knees. Be convinced by doctors and above.