What does 恧 mean and what is the pronunciation?

Dictionary. 恧 [pinyin]: [nǜ] literal meaning]: 1Ashamed: ashamed.

恧nǜ Chinese Interpretation - English translation.

Explanation in Chinese.

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Radical strokes. Radical: Outer strokes:

6 Total strokes: 10 Wubi 86: DMJN Wubi 98:

DMJN Cangjie: MBP stroke order number: 1325224544 Four corner number:

10332 Unicode: CJK unifies Chinese characters u+6067

Basic literal meaning. 1.Ashamed: ashamed.

Detailed literal meaning. shape

1.Be ashamed

Shame, shame. From the heart, and from the sound. - Sayings

The things of the mountains are ashamed of themselves. —Dialect VI

Gou Zhong's affection is straightforward, and Mo Wu knows but is not ashamed. ——The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Zhang Heng

Don't be ashamed. ——Hanshu Wang Mang's Biography I

Guilty of self-interest inside, good friends outside. - Ji Kang, "Song of Indignation".

2.Another example: ashamed (ashamed); Shame (shame and deterrence); 恧怩 (惭濸怩); 恧恧 (ashamed look); 恦然 (ashamed); Cowering (cowering in shame).

Glyph structure. The first and last parts of the Chinese character are decomposed: and the heart.

Stroke order number: 1325224544

Stroke order reading and writing: horizontal and vertical folding, vertical folding.

瀍, pronounced [ chán ], the initials ch, the finals an, tone 2, meaning the river of the river, the name of the water, in Henan.

Stroke order: , , , , ,