马尔扎赫

尔 = ⺈ + 小 : Mnemonic symbol derived from the components: a peace dove. Albert Einstein (Ø) wants to send a message of peace to earth from the space station's living room (Ø3). He wanted to give a dove (尔) a daisy (小) so that it can bring it to earth, but the dove is late! Albert has no choice but to give it to a passing crane (⺈) instead. Thus, the crane flies to earth with the daisy in his beak, just like a peace dove.

扎

zha̅ = zh + a1

to prick / to run or stick (a needle etc) into / mug or jug used for serving beer (loanword from "jar")

扎 = 乚 + 扌 : James II of England (zh) uses a toy claw (扌) to stick (扎) a shovel (乚) into the earth in front of the ashram (a1).

扎

zhá = zh + a2

penetrating (as of cold) / struggle

扎

紥

za̅ = z + a1

variant of 紮|扎[za1]

扎

紥

zha̅ = zh + a1

variant of 紮|扎[zha1]

扎

紮

za̅ = z + a1

to tie / to bind / classifier for flowers, banknotes etc: bundle / Taiwan pr. [zha2]

扎 = 乚 + 扌 : Zorro (z) unearthed a bundle of flowers in front of the ashram (a1) using a shovel (乚), and now he's binding (扎) them into a bundle using a toy claw (扌).

扎

紮

zha̅ = zh + a1

(of troops) to be stationed (at) / Taiwan pr. [zha2]

扎

zhá = zh + a2

used in 挣扎[zheng1 zha2]

赫

hè = h + e4

surname He

赫 = 赤 : Hamlet (h) is getting an awe-inspiring (赫) number of two red letters (赤) per second (at a rate of two Herz (赫)) delivered in the elevator's bathroom (e4).

赫

hè = h + e4

awe-inspiring / abbr. for 赫茲|赫兹[he4 zi1], hertz (Hz)

赫 = 赤 : Hamlet (h) is getting an awe-inspiring (赫) number of two red letters (赤) per second (at a rate of two Herz (赫)) delivered in the elevator's bathroom (e4).

Words with 马尔扎赫

马尔扎赫 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 马尔扎赫

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