烝民

烝
民
people / the masses

Characters and words in 烝民

烝
zhe̅ng = zh + (e)ng1
multitudinous / the masses / to present (to sb) / to rise / to advance / to progress / archaic variant of 蒸[zheng1]
烝 = 丞 + 灬 : James II of England (zh) sees it at his task to feed the masses (烝) in front of the engine ((e)ng1). He asks the deputy (丞) what she can do for her country, and without waiting for her answer puts her on a grill (灬).
民
mín = mi + (e)n2
surname Min
"We, the people" is the beginning of the United States Constitution. Let it serve as a mnemonic symbol for 民.
Marilyn Monroe proposes a new constitution to the people. She chose to post it on the doors of the entrance to the encampment.
民
mín = mi + (e)n2
(bound form) the people / inhabitants of a country
"We, the people" is the beginning of the United States Constitution. Let it serve as a mnemonic symbol for 民.
Marilyn Monroe proposes a new constitution to the people. She chose to post it on the doors of the entrance to the encampment.

Words with 烝民

烝民 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 烝民

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