Character

鸦

yā HSK 7

鸦 yā HSK 7

1. crow; a black-feathered bird with a large beak, long wings, and strong feet
2. a surname

Words using 鸦 as yā (1)

Structure & writing

鸦 yā — crow; a black-feathered bird with a large beak, long wings, and strong feet

鸦 is not used as a component in any other character.

consists of

1 牙 yá — tooth (organ for biting and chewing in humans and higher animals)

牙 is a component in 7 characters

HSK 1

穿 chuān to pierce; to penetrate through

HSK 5

呀 yā exclamation of surprise or doubt

HSK 6

讶 yà (lit.) to be surprised; to wonder at

HSK 7

芽 yá bud; sprout (young shoot emerging from a seed or plant that can develop into a stem, leaf, or whole plant) 邪 xié wicked; evil; crooked 雅 yǎ court music of the Zhou dynasty; the Ya odes in the Book of Songs (divided into Greater Ya and Lesser Ya) 鸦 yā crow; a black-feathered bird with a large beak, long wings, and strong feet

2 鸟 niǎo — bird (warm-blooded, egg-laying vertebrate with feathers, beak, and wings)

鸟 is a component in 10 characters

HSK 1

鸡 jī chicken (domestic fowl with short beak, red comb, and short wings)

HSK 5

鸭 yā duck (a waterfowl with flat bill, short legs, and webbed feet; meat is edible and down feathers used for bedding and clothing)

HSK 6

岛 dǎo island (land surrounded by water on all sides); peninsula (land surrounded by water on three sides)

HSK 7

鸣 míng (of birds) to chirp; (of animals or insects) to cry or make sounds 鸦 yā crow; a black-feathered bird with a large beak, long wings, and strong feet 鸽 gē pigeon; dove (bird with small wings, good at flying, feathers white/grey/dark purple; kept as homing pigeon or symbolic of peace) 鹅 é goose (domestic fowl with white or grey feathers, orange or dark-brown fleshy knob on forehead, long neck, flat wide bill, webbed feet) 鹏 péng the giant mythical bird in ancient legend

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鹤 hè crane (large wading bird with long neck and legs, white or grey plumage) 鹰 yīng hawk; eagle (a bird of prey with hooked beak, short neck, feathered legs, and sharp talons)

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