卨
xiè
卨 (xiè) means 'phonetic seol used in Korean name
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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.
xiè
卨 (xiè) means 'phonetic seol used in Korean name
guà
Discover 卦: the Chinese character for 'divinatory
yǒu
Explore the meaning of 卣 (yǒu): 'wine container'
biàn
卞 is a Chinese character pronounced biàn. It mea
guàn
Think: 'GUA-ning' — like 'guano' + 'ring' — two
bǔ
The Chinese character 卜 (bǔ) — just two strokes
zú
卒 (zú) means 'soldier' — a foundational term ro
wàn
The Chinese character 卐 (wàn) is not a standard
wàn
How do you say 'swastika, a sacred and auspicious
xì
卌 (xì) means 'forty' in Chinese — a character w
huì
卉 means 'plants' in Chinese—a graceful, collecti
zú
卆 is a Chinese character pronounced zú. It means
sà
Think: 'Sà = S for Thirty — sounds like 'sah', l
niàn
Write 卄 correctly: 3 strokes, pronounced niàn, m
xùn
Discover 卂: the Chinese character for 'to fly rap
nì
匿 (nì) means 'to hide'—carrying legal gravity a
biǎn
What does 匾 mean? Pronounced biǎn, this characte
yǎn
The Chinese character 匽 (yǎn) means 'to hide, to
xì
The Chinese character 匸 (xì) is a two-stroke rad
suǎn
匴 (suǎn) means 'bamboo utensil used for washing
kuì
The Chinese character 匮 (kuì) — 11 strokes, rad
guǐ
What does 匦 mean? Pronounced guǐ, this character
fěi
Discover 匪: the Chinese character for 'bandit', p
xiá
The Chinese character 匣 (xiá) means 'casket' or
kuāng
Think: 'KUANG = 'K'orrect and 'U'pright 'ANG'le —