Chinese Character Library — Meanings, Pronunciations & Radicals

To tread on; to trample; worn-out shoes

To stumble; to trip; to walk unsteadily.

Trace, vestige, footprint — refers to tracks, marks, or remnants left behind; often used metaphorically for historical traces or achievements.

Sole of the foot; to tread upon; historically, refers to a legendary rebel leader or bandit.

To walk with a steady, rhythmic gait; to stride majestically; to march in step.

To pace back and forth; to hesitate; to tarry

To limp; to stagger; to walk unsteadily

Track; footprint; trace

To walk with difficulty; to hobble; to limp

To leap; to jump; to bounce

To trample, to waste, to spoil; to treat roughly or carelessly; to ruin or damage.

To tread on; to trample; to walk on (archaic/obsolete character).

to limp; to hobble; awkward

To fall down; to stumble and fall; to collapse.

To walk with difficulty; limping; hobbling

To step on; to tread; to pedal

to rub against; to scrape; to move slowly

To walk lightly and gracefully; to move with a light step; to dance.

Paw — refers to the paw or foot of an animal, especially; also used in classical texts to refer to animal feet.

To hesitate; to walk back and forth indecisively; to pace up and down.

To walk unsteadily; to stagger; to limp

To squat; to crouch; to stay in one place without moving

To kick; to tread upon; to trample

To kick; to tread on; to step on

To kick; to tread on; to trample

To stumble, fall; to fail, suffer a setback; to exhaust, use up

To stumble; to trip and fall; to suffer a setback or failure.

To trample; to tread upon; to walk with difficulty

To tread on; to stamp; to trample

To raise (foot/leg); to stand on tiptoe; to walk on stilts

To raise one's feet high; to walk with difficulty; proud

Web — the webbed foot of aquatic animals like frogs, ducks, and; also refers to swimming fins or flippers.

To stride or walk quickly with long steps; to run away or flee; to sneak away.

To set down heavily; to thump or thud something down; to drop with a heavy impact.

to leap upward; to jump; to spring

To stumble; to trip and fall; to make a mistake or blunder (Cantonese dialect).

Restless, impetuous, rash, agitated; describes a state of mental or emotional unrest, often leading to hasty

To stumble; to trip; to fall

To limp; to walk with a limp or lameness; to hobble.

Lame; crippled; to limp

To pace back and forth; to hesitate; to linger

To squat or crouch; to perch; archaic term for positioning oneself in a low stance.

To hesitate, to falter, to be irresolute; often used in the compound 踌躇 (chóuchú) meaning hesitant or to hesitate.

The rump or buttocks of an animal; specifically refers to the hindquarters of a horse or livestock.

Wholesale — refers to buying or selling in bulk quantities; also used to mean 'all at once' or 'in one go'.

To hesitate; to waver; to pace back and forth

To ascend; to rise; to climb up

To pace back and forth; to strut proudly; to walk with measured steps.

To leap; to jump; to spring

To walk carefully, to tread lightly; to walk in a dignified manner.

Trample — to crush underfoot; to oppress; to treat with cruelty and contempt.

To step over; to exceed proper limits; to skip over steps or ranks

To pace back and forth, to hesitate, to linger; to walk around in circles.

To move actively; to walk about; nimble, agile

To stumble; to trip; to encounter obstacles or setbacks

To move along a path; the orbit or path of celestial bodies; to tread or walk

To hesitate; to pace back and forth; to linger

A rare, archaic Chinese character with limited usage, primarily found in ancient

To exaggerate; to fabricate; to make false claims

To walk with a dignified, steady gait; to stride majestically.