Learn Mandarin Mandarin Chinese Character Etymology
kǒu, kou
Definition | mouth; open end; entrance, gate; Kangxi radical 30 |
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character is also a phonetic component, i.e., it supplies the pronunciation part of characters that consist of a phonetic and a signific component.
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See also
- YellowBridge Dictionary User's Guide: Character Etymology Results Tab
- Chinese Extension Fonts. Read this if some Chinese characters appear as little squares instead.