涕 (ti4)

Meaning:

tears

Pinyin: ti4
Strokes: 10
Radical: 涕

How to Write 涕 - undefined Strokes

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About "涕" in Chinese

The Chinese character 涕 (ti4) means "tears". This character is written with 10 strokes. Common words containing 涕 include: 涕唾, 涕泣, 鼻涕.

📚 Words and Phrases with 涕

Common words containing this character

涕唾 ti4 tuo4
nasal mucus and spittle
HSK 2
涕泣 ti4 qi4
to weep
HSK 2
鼻涕 bi2 ti4
nasal mucus; snivel; snot
HSK 2
擤鼻涕 xing3 bi2 ti4
to blow one's nose
HSK 3
流鼻涕 liu2 bi2 ti4
to have a runny nose
HSK 3
滴滴涕 di1 di1 ti4
(loanword) DDT (dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane)
HSK 3
鼻涕虫 bi2 ti4 chong2
a slug
HSK 3
感激涕零 gan3 ji1 ti4 ling2
to shed tears of gratitude (idiom); moved to tears
HSK 4
拾人涕唾 shi2 ren2 ti4 tuo4
to plagiarize (idiom)
HSK 4
痛哭流涕 tong4 ku1 liu2 ti4
weeping bitter tears
HSK 4

📜 Etymology

Type: unknown

Origin: From character_words

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do you pronounce "涕"?
The pinyin is ti4
How many strokes does "涕" have?
It has N/A strokes
What does "涕" mean?
tears
What is the radical of "涕"?
The radical is "涕"