= fu + Ø2
ribbon for a seal / sash
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How to pronounce 紱

MandarinBanana teaches pronunciation with the Marilyn Method: every Pinyin syllable is one initial plus one final, the initial becomes a person, an animal or a deity, and the final becomes a place in your memory palace — with the tone deciding which part of that place the scene happens in. Remember the little story below for each half and the whole syllable comes back with them.

= fu initial

Fu is for Frieda Fox.

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+ Ø2 final

In the space station’s kitchen.

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紱 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.

Component Translations
= s + Ø1
"silk" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 120), occurring in 紅|红[hong2], 綠|绿[lü4], 累[lei4] etc / also pr. [mi4]
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= b + a2
old variant of 拔[ba2]
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quǎn = qu + an3
old variant of 犬[quan3]
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Characters with 紱 as component

紱 is not used as a component in another character.
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Words with 紱

(archaic) red silk ribbon tied to a seal or a jade pendant / red knee cover, part of an official's robes (also a synedoche for the attire of an official) / to be an official

Sentences with 紱

紱 currently does not appear in any sentence.

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ribbon for a seal / sash

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