What is the pinyin of the star?

Radical: Japanese, quadrilateral code: 60 105, Cang Xie: ahqm.

Wu Bi: Joint Technical Group, 98 Wu Bi: Joint Technical Group, Zheng Ma: KMC.

Uniform code: 66 1F, total number of strokes: 9, stroke order: 25113121.

Explanation:

1, astronomy refers to the celestial bodies that can emit or reflect light in the universe; Generally speaking, it refers to the celestial bodies that glow in the sky at night: planets. Stars. Line (xíng) star. Satellite. Dai Yue.

2. Fine particles: Mars.

3. Counting points on scales and other weighing instruments: fixed disk stars.

4. The badge on the officer's collar: a five-star general.

5. Describe the night: stars. Start running.

6, the name of the star, one of the 28 nights: the star.

7, arranged like a star, scattered: bit by bit.

8. A new outstanding figure in a certain respect: a movie star. Singer.

9. The decorative spots on ancient women's faces.

10. Astrology is a magical method to calculate good or bad luck with astrology. Astrology.

1 1, nuclear physics refers to the phenomenon that many tracks are emitted from one point when high-energy particles are injected into nuclear emulsion or cloud chamber and bubble chamber.

12, the international rating standard for hotels and restaurants: star rating. five-star hotel

Extended data

First, the strokes of the stars

Second, the words of the star group

The starry sky, savior, star, star, constellation, red star, planet, singer, week, guest star, birthday star, star, evening star, galaxy, longevity star and Saturn are specifically explained as follows:

1，star:[míng xρng]？

Ancient books refer to Venus.

2. Savior: [Jiùxěng]?

Metaphor is a collective or individual that helps people get rid of suffering.

3. star: [xρng xρng]?

Small point: a single spark can start a prairie fire. The sky is clear, without a thin cloud.

4. constellation: [xρng Zuo]?

In astronomy, for the convenience of research, the starry sky is divided into several regions, each region is called a constellation, and sometimes it refers to a star in each region. Each constellation has a different name, such as Ursa Major, Microscope Constellation, Cassiopeia and so on. In modern astronomy, * * * is divided into 88 constellations.

5. Red Star: [hóng xρng]?

Red five-pointed star.