Master's stroke order: apostrophe, dot, apostrophe, dash, dash, vertical.

Basic information:

Pinyin: yé

Chinese character: father, four-corner code: 80227, Cangjie: cksl

86 five-stroke: wqbj, 98 five-stroke: wrbj, Zheng code: OOY

Unicode: 7237, total strokes: 6

Basic explanation:

1, Father: "Twelve volumes of military books, with the name of the master in each volume."

2. Grandfather: grandfather, maternal grandfather.

3. A term of respect for elders or older men: grandpa Zhang.

4, the old name for bureaucrats, wealthy people and so on.

Expanded:

Commonly Used Groupings:

1. lord [lǎo yé ]?

Used for "old masters". It refers to adult men; women call them husbands.

2. grandfather [yé ye]?

Grandfather.

3, Prince [wáng ye]?

Feudal times honored those who had the title of king.

4, young master [shào ye]?

In the olden days, servants called their masters' sons.

5, masters [yé men]?

Men (can be used in the singular).