Chinese Character '辱' - Meaning, Stroke Order, and Cultural Significance #3364337 (License: Personal Use)

This image displays the traditional Chinese character '辱' (pinyin: rǔ), composed of 10 strokes and classified under the radical 言 (speech). It conveys meanings such as humiliation, disgrace, insult, or to dishonor-frequently appearing in classical literature, legal texts, and ethical discussions. Its structure combines 言 (speech) and 辱 (a phonetic component with semantic resonance), reflecting how language can inflict or denote shame.

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