哺
bǔ
The Chinese character 哺 (bǔ) means 'to feed' —
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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.
哨
shào
Write 哨 correctly: 10 strokes, pronounced shào,
哦
ō
Discover 哦 (HSK 6): the Chinese character for 'in
哇
wā
Learning Chinese? 哇 (wā) is one of the essential
哄
hōng
The Chinese character 哄 (hōng) embodies the cult
哀
āi
哀 means 'grief' and honors the sixth Flame Empero
咽
yān
The Chinese character 咽 (yān) means 'throat' or
咋
zǎ
咋 means 'how?' or 'why?'—a lively, northern Chin
咀
jǔ
8-stroke character 咀 (jǔ) carries the meaning 't
呻
shēn
Master 呻 (shēn), HSK level 6 — the Chinese word
呵
hē
呵 • hē • 'to scold' — HSK 6 Chinese character
呈
chéng
呈 (chéng) means 'to present to a superior' in Ch
吼
hǒu
吼 (hǒu) means 'to roar' — a powerful, emotional
吟
yín
The Chinese character 吟 (yín) means 'to chant; t
吞
tūn
The Chinese character 吞 (tūn) means 'to swallow'
吝
lìn
Think: 'L-IN' = 'Lean on nothing' → stingy! — 吝
君
jūn
Master 君 (jūn), HSK level 6 — the Chinese word
吊
diào
What does 吊 mean? Pronounced diào, HSK level 6,
吉
jí
吉 • jí • 'Jilin Province' — HSK 6 Chinese cha
吁
xū
How do you say 'sh' in Chinese? It's 吁 (xū), a 6
叼
diāo
5-stroke character 叼 (diāo) carries the meaning
叮
dīng
The Chinese character 叮 (dīng) — a 5-stroke ono
叭
bā
Think: 'BAA!' like a sheep—but sharper! Mouth (口
叨
dāo
叨 (dāo) means 'garrulous' in Chinese — a HSK 6
丛
cóng
丛 (cóng) means 'cluster' — from thickets and ju