The character "拗" is pronounced ào, which was created by the Japanese to imitate Chinese pronunciation. The old Japanese language does not have the word "拗音". The reason for the emergence of "拗音" is that the ancient Japanese people needed new sounds to express the pronunciation of the Chinese language, and most of the words used in "拗音" are Chinese words.

The character 拗 has three pronunciations, which are:

1. ǎo, to bend; to make ...... break, as in "to break a steel wire".

2, ào, disobedience, disobedience, such as "disobedience", "argument".

3. niù, stubborn, untamed, such as "obstinate", "temperamental".

Expanded:

Pinyin: ǎo,ào,niù

Quadrangular Code: 54027

Head:扌

Total Strokes: 8

Outside the Head: 5

98 Five Strokes: rxet 86

Five Strokes: rxln

Cheng Code: dzzy

Unicode. ：62D7

Cangjie: qvis

Stroke order: 12155453