1. ็›—
  2. ็ชƒ

็›—

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  1. ็›— is the 1617th most frequent character.
  2. ็›— has 1 dictionary entry.
  3. ็›— appears as a character in 20 words.
  4. ็›— appears as a component in 0 characters.

Decomposition:

Once :
็›— => ๆฌก, ็šฟ
Radical :
็›— => ๅ†ซ (ice), ๆฌ  (yawn), ็šฟ (dish)
Graphical :
็›— => ไธถ, ใ‡€, โบˆ, ไบบ, ๅ†‚, ไธจ, ไธ€

Pinyin & Meaning:

  1. dao4 - to steal/to rob/to plunder/thief/bandit/robber

Pronunciation Clues:

  1. There are no phonetic clues for this character.

Example Words:

High Frequency

ๅผบ็›—ย (ๅผท็›œ)
็›—ย (็›œ)
็›—ๅข“ย (็›œๅข“)

Medium Frequency

ๅท็›—ย (ๅท็›œ)
ๆตท็›—ย (ๆตท็›œ)
็›—็‰ˆย (็›œ็‰ˆ)
็›—็”จย (็›œ็”จ)
็›—็ชƒย (็›œ็ซŠ)
็›—่ดผย (็›œ่ณŠ)
้˜ฒ็›—ย (้˜ฒ็›œ)
้˜ฒ็›—้—จย (้˜ฒ็›œ้–€)

็ชƒ

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Meta:

  1. ็ชƒ is the 2099th most frequent character.
  2. ็ชƒ has 1 dictionary entry.
  3. ็ชƒ appears as a character in 13 words.
  4. ็ชƒ appears as a component in 0 characters.

Decomposition:

Once :
็ชƒ => ็ฉด, ๅˆ‡
Radical :
็ชƒ => ็ฉด (cave), ไนš (second), ไธ€ (one), ๅˆ€ (knife)
Graphical :
็ชƒ => ๅ†–, ไธถ, ๅ…ซ, ไนš, ไธ€, ใ‡†, ไธฟ

Pinyin & Meaning:

  1. qie4 - to steal/secretly/(humble) I

Pronunciation Clues:

  1. Pronunciation clue for ็ชƒ (qie4): The component ๅˆ‡ is pronounced as 'qie1'. It has the same pronunciation as the character, but differs on tone.
  2. Pronunciation clue for ็ชƒ (qie4): The component ๅˆ‡ is pronounced as 'qie4'. It has the exact same pronunciation as the character.

Example Words:

High Frequency

็ชƒๅฌย (็ซŠ่ฝ)

Medium Frequency

ๅท็ชƒย (ๅท็ซŠ)
ๅ‰ฝ็ชƒย (ๅ‰ฝ็ซŠ)
ๅคฑ็ชƒย (ๅคฑ็ซŠ)
ๆ‰’็ชƒย (ๆ‰’็ซŠ)
็›—็ชƒย (็›œ็ซŠ)
็ชƒย (็ซŠ)
็ชƒๅ–ย (็ซŠๅ–)
็ชƒ็ชƒย (็ซŠ็ซŠ)
็ชƒ็ฌ‘ย (็ซŠ็ฌ‘)
็ชƒ่ดผย (็ซŠ่ณŠ)
่กŒ็ชƒย (่กŒ็ซŠ)
Decomposition Levels:
Level 1: Only divided once. So only two components.
Level 2: Radical Decomposition. The character gets decomposed into its lowest radical components. For the complete list visit the Radical wikipedia page.
Level 3: Graphical Decomposition. Shows all the strokes & lowest level of components that make up the character.
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