唔
wú
唔 (wú) means 'oh' in Chinese — a character writ
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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.
wú
唔 (wú) means 'oh' in Chinese — a character writ
zuò
唑 • zuò • 'azole' — Chinese character with 10
xī
Learning Chinese? 唏 (xī) is one of the essential
lì
The Chinese character 唎 (lì) means 'sound' — us
jiá
Discover 唊: the Chinese character for 'to talk re
yì
The Chinese character 唈 (yì) means 'palpitation'
hán
唅 • hán • 'to put in the mouth' — Chinese cha
bài
Master 呗 (bài) — the Chinese word for 'to chant
gū
唂 is a Chinese character pronounced gū. It means
yàn
Think: 'Yan' sounds like 'yen'—a sigh of sorrow;
gě
Master 哿 (gě) — the Chinese word for 'excellent
gěng
哽 (gěng) means 'to choke with emotion'—a cultur
xiào
What does 哮 mean? Pronounced xiào, this characte
zú
Learning Chinese? 哫 (zú) is one of the essential
lǐ
哩 means 'mile' — a historical Chinese transliter
chī
The Chinese character 哧 (chī) captures the light
máng
The Chinese character 哤 (máng) means 'jargon' —
lòng
What does 哢 mean? Pronounced lòng, this characte
mōu
The Chinese character 哞 (mōu) means 'moo' — a p
kuāng
Write 哐 correctly: 9 strokes, pronounced kuāng,
gén
Master 哏 (gén) — the Chinese word for 'funny'.
dì
哋 means 'plural for pronouns' in Cantonese — a v
tóng
Master 哃 (tóng) — the Chinese word for 'to talk
shěn
Discover 哂: the Chinese character for 'to smile',
yī
The Chinese character 咿 (yī) means 'to squeak'—