Pinyin: w ? i, w ē i, stroke: 12.

Radical: mountain five strokes input method: mdgt

Basic explanation: Wai

wǎi

Mountain and water bends (mostly used for place names): sea cucumber (sh Ang).

Sprained ankle: I sprained my ankle while going downhill.

The mountain road is uneven.

sprain

wēi

The appearance of the mountain is high.

Number of strokes:12;

Radical: mountain;

Sequence number: 252131531534.

Detailed explanation: Wai

wǎi

shape

The uneven appearance of the valley [(of mountain valley) rugged]. Such as: twisted (uneven appearance); Waikui (uneven appearance)

sprain

wǎi

move

Sprain [Sprain] Twist one's ankle

sprain

wǎi

name

[Dialect]: It is called the place where mountains and waters bend. Mostly used for place names [〖bend〗]. Such as Vladivostok

See also W ē i.

fail

wāiní

Get into the mud. Metaphor things difficult to do, in trouble.

bend (in a river or mountain range)

wāizi

[dialect]

[river bend]: the place where the water bends-mostly used for place names. Such as: Chijiaweizi (in Liaoning Province); Sandaowaizi (in Jilin Province)

[Mountain Recess]: The place where the mountain bends-mostly used for place names.

sprain

wēi

See also w m: I

(of mountains) lofty

wēiwéi

[〖towering〗] The mountain looks steep.