萋 qī luxuriant foliage Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 萋 qī luxuriant (bound form) used to describe grass and plants that are lush or luxuriant, often in the form 萋萋 qīqī silver cock's comb (literary) the plant 青葙 qīngxiāng, also known as Celosia argentea Cross-References See 萋萋 qīqīSame as 青葙 qīngxiāng Frequency Character Written text 5,734th most common 0.450 per million Word Written text 0.151 per million Details Strokes 11 Unicode U+840B Sources Frequency data MTSU Chinese text computingBCC Corpus (BLCU)
萋 qī luxuriant (bound form) used to describe grass and plants that are lush or luxuriant, often in the form 萋萋 qīqī silver cock's comb (literary) the plant 青葙 qīngxiāng, also known as Celosia argentea
