撼
hàn
The Chinese character 撼 (hàn) means 'to shake'—
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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.
hàn
The Chinese character 撼 (hàn) means 'to shake'—
pū
The Chinese character 扑 (pū) means 'to throw one
fǔ
抚 is a HSK 6 Chinese character pronounced fǔ. It
bō
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chè
撤 (chè) means 'to remove; to take away' in Chine
náo
The Chinese character 挠 (náo) means 'to scratch'
sā
撒 is a HSK 6 Chinese character pronounced sā. It
chēng
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lāo
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piē
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zhì
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cuī
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lōu
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zhà
The Chinese character 榨 (zhà) means 'to press'
dā
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dǎo
The Chinese character 捣 (dǎo) means 'to pound'—
cuō
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bó
搏 (bó) means 'to fight'—but in Chinese culture,
yuán
Write 援 correctly: 12 strokes, pronounced yuán,
jiē
揭 • jiē • 'to take the lid off' — HSK 6 Chine
zòu
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róu
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jiǎn
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bāi
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yǎn
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