The stroke order of the word "Dad" is: ノ (apostrophe), 丶 (dot), ノ (apostrophe),? (si),? (horizontal folding), (vertical), one (horizontal) and one (vertical hook). ***8 paintings.
dad's pinyin is: bà.
radical: father.
five elements: water
five strokes: wqcb
traditional: dad.
explanation: spoken language, father (multiple use).
Similarities:
The parts on the word "dad" are the same, and they are all "fathers": grandfather, axe, kettle and father.
two words: dad, ABBA and stepdad.
The evolution of the word "Ba":
The word "Ba" first appeared in the official script era. Father expresses his intention, and his ancient writing is like holding a stone axe. Working with an axe is a heavy physical activity, so it is used to express his father, saying that he has expectations, indicating that his father's role is the most important at home, and the whole family has expectations for him. Finally, it evolved into the simplified word "dad" in regular script.
The word "dad" originally means a person whose back is crawled and his legs are stuck by his younger children. The word "dad" is from his father, from Ba, and Ba also sounds. "Ba" means "attachment" and "adhesion". The combination of "father" and "ba" means "(child) is attached to father".
When the farmers of our ancestors returned home from the field after a day's farming, their little children who had not seen their father one day would come forward very affectionately, crawling on their backs and hugging their legs, while their father squatted down to kiss one and hug the other. In a word, the father and son adhered to each other. This sticking action is called "Ba".
Up to now, there is still a saying in Chinese that "subordinates are buttering up their superiors". "Ba" means that the lower level is close to the higher level, and the figure does not leave the upper level. For a while, he pushes the door open for the higher level, and for a while, he puts on clothes and hats for the higher level. "Knot" means that silk ropes are intertwined, which means that interpersonal relationships are firm. Therefore, "children fawning on their fathers" is "Ba Fu", and written as a single Chinese character is "Dad". This is a verb. Then it is extended to "the father who is buttered up by children", which becomes a noun and a specific appellation.
Making sentences about the word
1. My father is a brave and responsible person.
2. Last night, I went to the movies with my father.
3. Dad helps me prepare breakfast every morning.
4. My father is an excellent cook, and his cooking is very delicious.
5. My father is very concerned about my studies and often helps me solve problems.
6. Dad is very busy at work, but he always tries his best to find time to accompany me.
7. Dad is my role model, and I hope to be as strong and brave as him in the future.
8. My father taught me many important values and moral principles in life.
9. Today is my father's birthday. I prepared a special gift for him.
1. My father and I have deep affection and tacit understanding.