What are the two sounds of Na and Man, and then form words

Na nuó1Graceful: See "Graceful".

2.See "袅".

3.Gentle look.

1.— Graceful" ('nuó) describes a feminine posture.

2.See also nà

Na nà basic literal meaning.

1.Words and transliterations of women's names.

1.(Shape sound.) From the female, that sound (nuó). Original meaning: graceful, beautiful) — 女人名用字 [word used for woman's name].

Na, female character. - Rhyme

2.See also nuó

vine wàn radical strokes.

Radical: 艹 Outer strokes: 11 Total strokes: 14

Wubi 86: AJLC Wubi 98: AJLC Cangjie: TAWE

Stroke order number: 12225112522154 Four corner number: 44407 Unicode: CJK Unified Chinese Character U+8513

Basic literal meaning. 1.Da'er dialect refers to an acting star with high performance skills and wide influence. Also known as "big names".

Detailed literal meaning. First name

1.[mouth] a tendrilled vine [a tendrilled vine] of a creeping plant. For example, this cucumber has climbed the vine; melon vine; Pressed vines.

2.See also mán; màn

蔓 mán detailed literal meaning.

1.See also mán; wàn

Commonly used phrases. 1.Cranberry mánjing

turnip]. i.e. "turnips". Annual or biennial herbaceous plant with fleshy roots.

蔓 mán detailed literal meaning.

First Name 1(Shape sound.) From the 艸, the sound of man. Original meaning: vine, the branch and stem of an herbaceous creeping plant) Same as the original meaning [vine].

Vine, Kudzu. - Sayings

Green trees and verdant vines. - Tang S. Liu Zongyuan, "To the Little Hill West Little Stone Pond".

Dan vine green vine. -- Song S. Lu You's "Over the Small Lonely Mountain, the Big Lonely Mountain".

If the vine is wide, there will be many differences, and if there are many differences, there will be sparing. - Qi Min's Technique: Planting Melons

Rabbit silk is attached to fluffy hemp, so the vine is not long. - Du Fu's "Farewell to the Newlyweds".

Movement 1Spread; Growth [creep].

There are vines in the wild. - Poetry, Zheng Feng, Wild Vines. Biography: "Yan Ye." ”

Gathering vines in the wild. - Poetry, Tang Feng, Ge Sheng

No vines, no branches. - Song · Zhou Dunyi, "Ai Lian Said".

There is no way to breed vines, vines, and it is difficult to figure out. - The First Year of the Hidden Emperor

2.Another example: creeping (spreading growth); Vine (extended extension); vine grass (grass that spreads and breeds); Vine (extended tandem); Vines (the appearance of growing and stretching).

3.Climbing, winding [twine]. Such as: vine introduction (such as melon vine mutual involvement); Vines (tangled and imperceptible).

Form 1Mixed and disorderly. Such as: man's speech (chaotic and unsystematic speech); Vine (decay and messiness); Mangling (cluttered and cumbersome text).

2.See also mán; wàn

Na, pinyin: nà nuó.

婀娜 ē nuó 娜袅 nà niǎo

袅娜 niǎo nuó 南娜 nà nà

婀娜多姿 ē nuó duō zī 娜婀 nà ē娉婷袅娜 pīng tíng niǎo nuó袅娜娉婷 niǎo nuó pīng tíng vine, pinyin: màn wàn.

Sprawl màn yán vine téng wànvine菁 mán jīng 枝蔓 zhī wàn蔓生 màn shēng 不顺vine touch melon shùn wàn mō guā

Man is a polyphonic word, and there are three pronunciations, which are màn, wàn, and mán. The original meaning is vine, the branch and stem of an herbaceous creeping plant, and is mostly used in compound words, such as vine, spread, etc.

Polyphonic words:

mán] cranberry, cranberry scattered.

wàn] vines, pressed vines, melon vines, melon vine water, melon vines, yellow platform melon vines, holding vines to pick melons, and touching melons along the vines.

màn] spread, nourish vines, branches, extend vines, vines, incense vines, vines, turn vines, diffuse vines, vines, branches, withered vines, dew vines, green vines, vines, vines, vines, vine

It's a polyphonic word.

Pinyin: màn wàn mán

The basic meaning of the word wàn.

1.Da'er dialect refers to an acting star with high performance skills and wide influence. Also known as "big names".

2.(Shape sound.) From the 艸, the sound of man. Original meaning: vine, the branch and stem of an herbaceous creeping plant) Same as the original meaning [vine].

màn detailed literal meaning.

1.Spread; Growth [creep].

There are vines in the wild. - Poetry, Zheng Feng, Wild Vines. Biography: "Yan Ye." ”

Gathering vines in the wild. - Poetry, Tang Feng, Ge Sheng

No vines, no branches. - Song · Zhou Dunyi, "Ai Lian Said".

There is no way to breed vines, vines, and it is difficult to figure out. - The First Year of the Hidden Emperor

2.Another example: creeping (spreading growth); Vine (extended extension); vine grass (grass that spreads and breeds); Vine (extended tandem); Vines (the appearance of growing and stretching).

3.Climbing, winding [twine]. Such as: vine introduction (such as melon vine mutual involvement); Vines (tangled and imperceptible).

màn detailed literal meaning.

Cranberry mánjing

The name of the dish. i.e. "turnips". Annual or biennial herbaceous plant with fleshy roots.

Man is a polyphonic word with 3 pronunciations:

Compounds: Spread, weeds are hard to get rid of.

Vines, trailing vines.

Cranberry (jing).

mán cranberry.

màn melon vine, pressed vine, creeping.

wàn melon vine, shun vine touch melon

Hello, vine has three pronunciations.

1.蔓 [màn]2蔓 [wàn]蔓mán蔓 [màn].

Same as "vine", mostly used in compound words, such as vine, spread, etc. [Spread] describes spreading and growing like a vine.

Vines, trailing vines.

Man is a polyphonic word with 3 pronunciations:

Compound: wide chaos.

Spreading, vines and weeds are difficult to get rid of.

Vines, trailing vines. Shinno file.

Cranberry (ridge or jing).

Hello, vine has three pronunciations.

Vine. màn]2.

Vine. wàn] vine mán

Vine. màn]

Same as "cavity sedan vine", mostly used in compound words, such as vine, spread, etc. [Sprawl Nasli] describes spreading and growing like a vine.

Vines, Wu Min dragged vines.

Cranberry (jing). Hope.

o(oThank you.)

Man, pinyin: màn

wàn spread Biyuan is too old.

mànyán

Vine. téng

wàn cranberry.

mánjīng

Twigs. zhī

wàn creeping.

mànshēng

Those who do not go well and repent touch the melon.

shùnwànmōguā thank you.

màn: Spreading, difficult to get rid of.

wàn: slender and winding stems: melons, lentils climbing, vines, dragging vines.

mán: vine (jīng).

màn: Spreading, difficult to get rid of.

wàn: vine, drag.

mán: vine (jīng).

Hello: màn: Spread.

wàn: vine.

mán cranberry.

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