Memory phrase for the Kanji: 泥


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Meaning mud, clay, paste, pulp

Pronunciation

ní, nì

Explanation

Left: water , right: nun (buttock from the side , sitting person )

Mnemonic


 
The water, in which the nun is sitting, is muddy.

Radicals

Water
Buddhist nun(often used in phonetic spellings)
buttocks in side viewThis radical has the meaning: corpse . But because of its use in tail 尾 or urine 尿 or flatulence 屁, it is generally considered to mean 'buttocks'.
spoon, ladleIn the explanations this radical is also used as a sitting person. (Further radicals with „person“ are: sitting cross-legged , lying , kneeling , skilled , bending ,, slumped or husband )
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 Vocabulary

 水泥  shuǐ ní  cement
 泥土  ní tǔ  earth; soil; mud; clay
 泥坑  ní kēng  mud pit; mire; morass
 泥浆  ní jiāng  slurry; mud
 泥潭  ní tán  quagmire
 泥泞  ní nìng  muddy; mud
 泥淖  ní nào  mud; muddy swamp; sump; fig. a sticky predicament
 泥淖  ní nào  

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