Where 她 comes from
A woman 女 beside you 也
How to write 她 (tā, “she”)
她 (tā), an HSK 1 character, means “she”. It is a character whose parts combine into its meaning. On its own it is an HSK 1 word; it also forms 她们 (“they”) and 她经济 (“"she-economy" reflecting women's economic contri”). Japanese reads it chi, “she”.
- Pinyin
- tā
- Strokes
- 6
- HSK
- 1
- Radical
- 女 (“female”)
Stroke by stroke
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
As a left-right character it splits into 女 (“female”, the radical), strokes 1–3; 也 (“also”), strokes 4–6, written the left part first.
- top leftdownwards → down and right
- leftdown and left
- leftrightwards
- centerrightwards → downwards
- topdownwards
- centerdown and right → rightwards → upwards
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Pinyin and meaning
| Pinyin | Meanings | Traditional | In words |
|---|---|---|---|
| tā first tone | she | — | 她们 她经济 |
- HSK 2025 syllabus
- level 1
- 2021 standard
- level 1
- HSK 2.0
- in a level 1 word
- Words with it
- 3 in CC-CEDICT
Words with 她
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 她 | tā | she HSK 1 |
| 她们 她們 | tāmen | they; them (females) HSK 1 |
| 她经济 她經濟 | tājīngjì | "she-economy" reflecting women's economic contribution; euphemism for… |
HSK words first (CC-CEDICT).
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