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dǔ
睹 • dǔ • 'to observe' — HSK 6 Chinese charact
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Every character has an origin. Discover the pictographs, myths, and history behind each Chinese character — with pinyin, stroke order, HSK level, and audio pronunciation.
dǔ
睹 • dǔ • 'to observe' — HSK 6 Chinese charact
cǎi
13-stroke character 睬 (cǎi) carries the meaning
mù
Discover 睦 (HSK 6): the Chinese character for 'am
dū
Explore the meaning of 督 (dū): 'to supervise' in
kuàng
The Chinese character 眶 (kuàng) means 'eye socke
mí
The Chinese character 眯 (mí/mī) means 'to squin
zhǎ
眨 (zhǎ) means 'to blink' in Chinese — a HSK 6 c
máng
盲 is a HSK 6 Chinese character pronounced máng.
dīng
Master 盯 (dīng), HSK level 6 — the Chinese word
jiān
监 • jiān • 'to supervise' — HSK 6 Chinese cha
méng
Explore the meaning of 盟 (méng): 'oath' in Chine
dào
Master 盗 (dào), HSK level 6 — the Chinese word
chéng
The Chinese character 盛 (chéng) means 'to hold'
yíng
盈 (yíng) means 'full' — especially in measurabl
zhòu
How do you say 'to wrinkle' in Chinese? It's 皱 (z
huáng
Learning Chinese? 皇 (huáng) is one of the essent
jiē
皆 is a HSK 6 Chinese character pronounced jiē. I
tān
The Chinese character 瘫 (tān) means 'paralyzed'
yǐn
瘾 is a HSK 6 Chinese character pronounced yǐn. I
ái
17-stroke character 癌 (ái) carries the meaning '
qué
瘸 (qué) means 'lame' in Chinese — a HSK 6 chara
dá
瘩 • dá • 'sore' — HSK 6 Chinese character wit
liú
Write 瘤 correctly: 15 strokes, pronounced liú, m
bì
痹 • bì • 'paralysis' — HSK 6 Chinese characte
hén
痕 • hén • 'scar' — HSK 6 Chinese character wi