違和

违
違
和
和
unwell / indisposed / out of sorts / euphemism or honorific for ill

Characters and words in 違和

违
違
wéi = w + ei2
to disobey / to violate / to separate / to go against
违 = 辶 + 韦 : Willy Walrus (w) is wearing gladiator sandals (辶) on his front fins and soft leather gloves (韦) on his rear fins in the Eiffel Tower's kitchen (ei2). All the other visitors are outrages since Willy Walrus is violating (违) the tower's clothing rules.
和
咊
hé = h + e2
old variant of 和[he2]
和
hè = h + e4
to compose a poem in reply (to sb's poem) using the same rhyme sequence / to join in the singing / to chime in with others
和
hú = hu + Ø2
to complete a set in mahjong or playing cards
和
huó = hu + o2
to combine a powdery substance (flour, plaster etc) with water / Taiwan pr. [huo4]
和
huò = hu + o4
to mix (ingredients) together / to blend / classifier for rinses of clothes / classifier for boilings of medicinal herbs
和
龢
hé = h + e2
old variant of 和[he2] / harmonious
和
hé = h + e2
(joining two nouns) and; together with; with (Taiwan pr. [han4]) / (math.) sum / to make peace / (sports) to draw; to tie / (bound form) harmonious / (bound form) Japan; Japanese
和 = 口 + 禾 : Hamlet (h) came up with a plan for world peace (和): He wants to end hunger once and for all by distributing cereals (禾) and mandarins (口) all over the world, starting in the elevator's kitchen (e2).

Words with 違和

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Sentences with 違和

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