Memory phrase for the Kanji: 绵
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绵 |
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Meaning
| continuous, silk floss, soft, weak
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Pronunciation |
mián |
Explanation |
Left: thread 纟/糸, right: silk 帛 (= white 白 cloth 巾) |
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The thread of the silk is continous.
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Radicals
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糸
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thread | It has in its upper part the radical "short thread" 幺. |
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帛
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silk | White cloth/fabric is silk. |
Tip: Go to the radicals that are contained in this character and learn all the characters with this radical systematically!
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Vocabulary
| 绵羊 |
mián yáng |
a sheep |
| 连绵 |
lián mián |
continuous; unbroken; uninterrupted; extending forever into the distance (of mountain range, river etc) |
| 海绵 |
hǎi mián |
sponge |
| 绵亘 |
mián gèn |
to stretch in an unbroken chain (esp. of mountains) |
| 缠绵悱恻 |
chán mián fěi cè |
too sad for words (idiom); exceedingly sentimental; a real tear-jerker |
| 缠绵悱恻 |
chán mián fěi cè |
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