How to write 撫, stroke by stroke
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What 撫 means
to comfort; to console; to stroke; to caress; an old term for province or provincial governor
Words with 撫
- 撫養fǔ yǎngto foster; to bring up; to raise
- 撫摸fǔ mōto gently caress and stroke; to pet; to fondle
- 安撫ān fǔto placate; to pacify; to appease
- 愛撫ài fǔto caress; to fondle; to look after (tenderly); affectionate care
- 撫慰fǔ wèito console; to comfort; to soothe
- 撫養權fǔ yǎng quáncustody (of a child etc)
- 撫恤金fǔ xù jīncompensation payment (for injury); relief payment
- 撫平fǔ píngto flatten; to smooth down; to unwrinkle; (fig.) to soothe (emotional wounds); to heal (scars)
- 輕撫qīng fǔto stroke lightly; to caress
- 撫養費fǔ yǎng fèichild support payment (after a divorce)
- 平撫píng fǔto calm; to appease; to quieten
- 招撫zhāo fǔto enlist enemy or rebel soldiers by offering amnesty; to bring to negotiated surrender
撫 in a sentence
tā yào fǔ yǎng yí dà jiā rén 。
He has a large family to support.
tā zài ān fǔ tā de mǔ qīn 。
He's consoling his mother.
wǒ bèi wǒ de zǔ mǔ fǔ yǎng cháng dà 。
I was brought up by my grandmother.
tā bāng zhù tā píng fǔ le tā de bēi shāng 。
She helped him overcome his sadness.
tā bèi tā de shū shu fǔ yǎng cháng dà 。
He was brought up by his uncle.