Stroke order of 叔
叔 has 8 strokes. Follow the boxes left to right: the red stroke is the one to write next.
What 叔 means
叔 shū: uncle; father's younger brother.
How it is built
- Radical: 又
- 叔 is an ideograph: its parts combine to suggest the meaning.
- The smaller 小 brother.
Tips for writing 叔
- Say each stroke as you write it, so the order sticks.
- Keep the character inside the box: use the dashed centre lines to place each part.
- Trace the faded copies first, then write it on your own in the empty boxes.
Practise it in context
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