θ”“

Meta:

  1. θ”“ is the 2823rd most frequent character.
  2. θ”“ has 2 dictionary entries.
  3. θ”“ appears as a character in 9 words.
  4. θ”“ appears as a component in 0 characters.

Decomposition:

Once :
θ”“ => θ‰Ή, ζ›Ό
Radical :
θ”“ => θ‰Ή (grass), ζ—₯ (sun/day), η½’ (net), 又 (right hand)
Graphical :
θ”“ => θ‰Ή, 口, δΈ€, 口, δΈ¨, ㇇, ㇏

Pinyin & Meaning:

  1. man2 - turnip/Brassica campestris
  2. man4 - creeper/to spread

Pronunciation Clues:

  1. Pronunciation clue for θ”“ (man2): The component ζ›Ό is pronounced as 'man4'. It has the same pronunciation as the character, but differs on tone.
  2. Pronunciation clue for θ”“ (man4): The component ζ›Ό is pronounced as 'man4'. It has the exact same pronunciation as the character.

Example Words:

High Frequency

θ”“ε»ΆΒ 

Medium Frequency

θ—€θ”“Β 

菁

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Meta:

  1. 菁 is the 3315th most frequent character.
  2. 菁 has 1 dictionary entry.
  3. 菁 appears as a character in 5 words.
  4. 菁 appears as a component in 0 characters.

Decomposition:

Once :
菁 => θ‰Ή, 青
Radical :
菁 => θ‰Ή (grass), 青 (green/blue)
Graphical :
菁 => θ‰Ή, ιΎΆ, 冂, 二

Pinyin & Meaning:

  1. jing1 - leek flower/lush/luxuriant

Pronunciation Clues:

  1. Pronunciation clue for 菁 (jing1): The component 青 is pronounced as 'qing1'. It has the same pinyin final.

Example Words:

High Frequency

Medium Frequency

去芜存菁 (去θ•ͺ存菁)
菁 
菁英 
菁华 (菁華)
蔓菁 
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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