The name Kun means sword, which means that people must go through training before they can achieve anything.
Basic meaning:
Kun, pronounced: kūn. [～铻] The name of the mountain recorded in ancient books. The iron produced can be used to make swords, so the sword is also called "铻铻". Also known as "Kunwu".
Traditional Chinese character: Kun, radical: 钅, pinyin: kūn
Strokes: 13, structure: left and right structure, five elements: gold
Head and tail decomposition: 钅Kun, component decomposition: 锅日比
Extended information
Stroke order:
Explanation of group words:
1. 锟铻[kūn wú]?
Also known as Kunwu. The name of the ancient sword.
2. Kun steel [kūn gāng]?
Steel made from high-quality hematite.
3. 锟斤拷[kūn wú]?
See "锟铻".
4. 锟鋘[kūn wú]?
See "锟铻".
5. Kun 铻[kūn wú]?
A kind of sword.