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man4
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stripe; wrinkle; vein; line; pattern Stroke count: 10
Level: 2
Radical: 糸 (#120)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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紋 / 纹 | ||
This word has been viewed 6178 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 9th Mar 2014 13:42 |
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皺紋 zau3 man4 = wrinkle 手紋 sau2 man4 = handprint 紋路 man4 lou6 = grain; lines 魚尾紋 jyu4 mei5 man4 = crow's-feet 指紋 zi2 man4 = fingerprint; finger-print 有條紋 jau5 tiu4 man4 = striped 波紋 bo1 man4 = ripple; corrugation; damask; dimple 條紋 tiu4 man4 = stripe 紋身 man4 san1 = [n][v] tattoo 冇紋冇路 mou5 man4 mou5 lou6 = to make no sense, incapable of doing something right, on the wrong track 粵 指紋學 zi2 man4 hok6 = dactylography (study of fingerprinting) 橙皮紋 caang4*2 pei4 man4 = cellulite 冇紋路 mou5 man4 lou6 = not proper 粵 有紋有路 jau5 man4 jau5 lou6 = to make sense; in the right way 粵 木紋 muk6 man4 = wood grain 扭紋 nau2 man4 = mischievous, weepy 粵 扭紋柴 nau2 man4 caai4 = a child who whines and cries to get what he wants; a whining child 粵 裂紋 lit6 man4 = crack, flaw 手指紋 sau2 zi2 man4 = fingerprint; finger-print 粵 橫紋 waang4 man4 = cross grain 橫紋肌 waang4 man4 gei1 = striated muscle 橫紋刀劈扭紋柴 waang4 man5 dou1 pek3 nau2 man4 caai4 = two stubborn people being forced together 粵 頸紋 geng2 man4 = neck wrinkles 豹紋 paau3 man4 = leopard stripes; panther print 掌紋相術 zoeng2 man4 soeng3 seot6 = palmistry 蛇紋石 se4 man4 sek6 = [geo.] Serpentine (lit., "snake striped rock") 白紋伊蚊 baak6 man4 ji1 man1 = asian tiger mosquito; aedes albopictus 妊娠紋 jam4 san1 man4 = stretch marks (due to pregnancy) |
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