仆 (puk1 fu6 | pu1) : fall forward; fall prostrate

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仆

puk1 fu6

pu1

[1] fall forward; fall prostrate
[2] simplified form of 僕

[粵] fu6 is an archaic pronunciation

Stroke count: 4

Level: 3

Radical: 亻 (#9)

This character is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. 粵

仆

This word has been viewed 4798 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 30th Jan 2011 05:06

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前仆後繼 cin4 puk1 hau6 gai3 qian2 pu1 hou4 ji4 = to take up the positions of the fallen and rise to fight one after another

仆倒 puk1 dou3*2 = [v] to fall down

仆直 puk1 zik6 = to drop dead; to get into trouble

一仆一碌 jat1 puk1 jat1 luk1 = in a great hurry (lit., "rolling and falling") 粵

仆嚫 puk1 can1 = to fall down flat 粵

仆低 puk1 dai1 pu1 di1 = to fall done; to fall on one's face 粵

仆親 puk1 can1 pu1 qin1 = fall down; fall forward; fall on one's face 粵

仆轉 puk1 zyun2 pu1 zhuan3 = turn around 粵

太仆寺旗 taai3 puk1 zi6 kei4 tai4 pu1 si4 qi2 = Taipusi qi (place in Inner Mongolia)

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