Character
威
威
HSK 5
- 1. authority or power that commands awe and respect
- 2. to coerce or compel by force or power
- 3. a surname
Words using 威 as wēi (9)
Structure & writing
威
— authority or power that commands awe and respect
威 is not used as a component in any other character.
consists of
戊 is a component in 6 characters
2
一
— the smallest positive integer; one (①used before a measure word ②used before a noun ③indicates a single action or a brief/tentative action)
一 is a component in 58 characters
HSK 1
下
lower position (opposite of 上): ① positioned below (opposite of 上); ② later in order or time; ③ within a certain range, condition, or circumstance
两
two (used before measure words and 半, 千, 万, 亿)
事
matter; affair; everything that happens in nature and society
候
to wait; to await
元
the Yuan dynasty (1271–1368), founded by Kublai Khan
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兴
to be popular; to be in vogue
再
twice; a second time
前
front; the direction one faces (opposite of 后)
天
sky
子
child (son or daughter in ancient usage); now specifically son
师
teacher; instructor (one who imparts knowledge or skills)
本
root or stem of a plant
正
straight; upright (opposite of crooked or tilted)
百
hundred (the number 100)
贵
expensive; of high value (opposite of 贱)
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女 is a component in 54 characters
HSK 1
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妥
appropriate; suitable
姆
nanny; person hired to care for children, the elderly, or manage household affairs, usually female (see "保姆")
姜
ginger plant (perennial herb with lance-shaped leaves and yellow-green flowers, rarely blooming)
娇
delicate, beautiful, and lovely (of women, children, flowers, etc.)
婉
indirect and gentle in expression
婪
greedy; insatiably covetous of wealth
婿
husband
媚
beautiful; lovely
嫂
elder brother's wife; sister-in-law
嫉
to envy; to be jealous of someone better than oneself
嫩
tender, delicate (of young growth); opposite of "老"
嬉
(lit.) to play; to frolic
耍
to play; to have fun
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