漠
mò
13-stroke character 漠 (mò) carries the meaning '
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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.
mò
13-stroke character 漠 (mò) carries the meaning '
lòu
漏 (lòu) means 'to leak' — physically, digitally
gǔn
滚 (gǔn) means 'to boil'—specifically the vigoro
dī
The Chinese character 滴 (dī) means 'drop' or 'to
huá
滑 (huá) means 'to slip; to slide' — a culturall
gōu
Master 沟 (gōu), HSK level 5 — the Chinese word
yuán
13-stroke character 源 (yuán) carries the meaning
cè
Learning Chinese? 测 (cè) is one of the essential
jiān
How do you say 'sound of moving water' in Chinese?
dàn
The Chinese character 淡 (dàn) means 'insipid' bu
lèi
泪 is a HSK 5 Chinese character pronounced lèi. I
táo
Write 淘 correctly: 11 strokes, pronounced táo, m
pài
派 is a HSK 5 Chinese character pronounced pài. I
dòng
The Chinese character 洞 (dòng) means 'cave' — b
fàn
Master 泛 (fàn), HSK level 5 — the Chinese word
zhì
Learning Chinese? 治 (zhì) is one of the essentia
chōng
The Chinese character 冲 (chōng) means 'to dash a
chén
沉 means 'to submerge'—a 7-stroke HSK 5 character
chí
The Chinese character 池 (chí) means 'pond' — a
fēn
Master 氛 (fēn), HSK level 5 — the Chinese word
tǎn
Learning Chinese? 毯 (tǎn) is one of the essentia
háo
Master 毫 (háo), HSK level 5 — the Chinese word
dú
Discover 毒 (HSK 5): the Chinese character for 'po
shā
6-stroke character 杀 (shā) carries the meaning '
shū
Discover 殊 (HSK 5): the Chinese character for 'to