钅

Character component without intrinsic meaning

钅 character breakdown

Chinese characters are built out of smaller characters. Each component carries a mnemonic symbol - one concrete object that stands in for it - and a mnemonic story hands those objects to the person and the place that stand for the pronunciation. Learn a component once and every character that reuses it gets easier.

Characters with 钅 as component

错银铁钟针钢铃镇铜钻铅链锡衔钦铭钩铸锐钧钓铝钙钉锯钥钞镑锁销镜钱锈锤锻铲钳键铺锅锋锦镶钠锥钾钮锌钊锂钰钝铵镍镰铬铨镖铀锰镁钏镐钛镕铂镛钴铉锑铮钵镀锣锚钒钗钨铠钡锺镉铯钯钼钜铊钺锟铋锷钚锕镧铣铿铍锄锭锶镌钍铰铢锆铼锴锗镭钫钤铈铷锵钇铌锢镓镗锉钌钪钽铑铱铟锝镠镳钋钐钕钹铪铳锇锜镒镝镂铧镤镨镯钆钬钿铆铒铕铐铤铽锽铛镱镥钷铥锔铖镎镞镫锎铚锃锫锳铡锘锹锿镅镃铙镡镬铄钶钲铫钔锲镈镏锏镄镊钎钘钭钣钑钸铇铏铦铞锒铗铻铓锞锖锩铔锱锛锬锠锨锪钖锸锾铩锼镋镟镆镘镚镪铹镦镢镮镔镲锧镴镵镩

错

錯

cuò = cu + o4

mistake / wrong / bad / interlocking / complex / to grind / to polish / to alternate / to stagger / to miss / to let slip / to evade / to inlay with gold or silver

银

銀

yín = y + (e)n2

silver / silver-colored / relating to money or currency

铁

鐵

tiě = ti + e3

surname Tie

Words with 钅

钅 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 钅

钅 currently does not appear in any sentence.

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钅

Character component without intrinsic meaning

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