How to write "er" in traditional Chinese characters?

The traditional Chinese characters of the word "Er" are as follows:

Pinyin: er

Radical: son

Stroke: 2

Five strokes: QTN

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Zheng code: RD

Angle code: 220 10

Read and write in stroke order: tick left and right

Explanation:

1. Male: ~ Ma. ~ dog.

2. Suffix (the phonetic notation is r).

3. Noun suffixes mainly have the following functions.

A) means small, such as pot, stick, hole and car.

B) indicates the change of parts of speech, such as eating, covering and rolling (ju m 4 n) (verb nominalization); Bright, sharp and fragmentary (adjective nominalization).

C) Representing the abstraction of concrete things, such as doors, roots, oil and water.

D) Distinguish different things, such as white flour-white flour (heroin) and hometown-hometown (parents and other elders in the family).

4. Suffixes of several verbs: play ~. It's on fire. See [Hua Er]. "er"

Evolution of Chinese characters in extended data;

Related words:

1. Orphan?

A child who has lost his father: ~ widowed mother.

2. son Boys (for parents): two ~. People are good ~.

3. Daughter [N44é r]?

Girls (for parents).

4. children

Child: bring it up. Hero's China ~

5. where [n m 4 r]?

Interrogative pronouns. Where are you going? . ~ when he was in trouble, he appeared ~ Can you imagine that these wasteland can grow such good crops?

6. Children's songs [ér gē]?

A children's literature. It is a ballad that reflects children's life and is suitable for children to sing.