1. 勞
  2. 累

勞

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Meta:

  1. 勞 is the 678th most frequent character.
  2. 勞 has 2 dictionary entries.
  3. 勞 appears as a character in 66 words.
  4. 勞 appears as a component in 2 characters.

Decomposition:

Once :
勞 => No glyph available, 力
Radical :
勞 => 炏 (N/A), 冖 (cover), 力 (power/force)
Graphical :
勞 => 炏, 冖, ㇆, 丿

Pinyin & Meaning:

  1. lao2 - toil
  2. lao4 - to console

Pronunciation Clues:

  1. Pronunciation clue for 勞 (lao2): The component 力 is pronounced as 'li4'. It has the same pinyin initial.
  2. Pronunciation clue for 勞 (lao4): The component 力 is pronounced as 'li4'. It has the same pinyin initial.

Example Words:

High Frequency

功劳 (功勞)
劳 (勞)
劳动 (勞動)
劳资 (勞資)
勤劳 (勤勞)
疲劳 (疲勞)
麦当劳 (麥當勞)

Medium Frequency

不劳而获 (不勞而獲)
任劳任怨 (任勞任怨)
劳作 (勞作)
劳伦斯 (勞倫斯)
劳力 (勞力)
劳力士 (勞力士)
劳动力 (勞動力)
劳动节 (勞動節)
劳动者 (勞動者)
劳工 (勞工)
劳心 (勞心)
劳斯莱斯 (勞斯萊斯)
劳模 (勞模)
劳碌 (勞碌)
劳累 (勞累)
劳苦 (勞苦)
劳逸 (勞逸)
劳顿 (勞頓)
徒劳 (徒勞)
徒劳无功 (徒勞無功)
慰劳 (慰勞)
操劳 (操勞)
效劳 (效勞)
犒劳 (犒勞)
耐劳 (耐勞)
举手之劳 (舉手之勞)
辛劳 (辛勞)
过劳 (過勞)

Appears In:

勞 also appears in:
耮蟧

累

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Meta:

  1. 累 is the 1321st most frequent character.
  2. 累 has 4 dictionary entries.
  3. 累 appears as a character in 23 words.
  4. 累 appears as a component in 12 characters.

Decomposition:

Once :
累 => 田, 糸
Radical :
累 => 田 (field), 糸 (silk)
Graphical :
累 => 冂, 一, 丨, 一, ㇛, 丶, 亅, 八

Pinyin & Meaning:

  1. lei3 - to accumulate/to involve or implicate/continuous/repeated
  2. lei4 - tired/weary/to strain/to wear out/to work hard
  3. Lei2 - surname Lei
  4. lei2 - rope/to bind together/to twist around

Pronunciation Clues:

  1. There are no phonetic clues for this character.

Example Words:

High Frequency

累 

Medium Frequency

积累 (積累)
累累 
累计 (累計)

Appears In:

累 also appears in:
螺骡摞嫘漯缧瘰镙騾蔂磥鏍
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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