Memory phrase for the Kanji: 爵
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爵 |
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Hanzi-Trainer
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Meaning
| nobility, duke, baron, lord
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Pronunciation |
jué |
Explanation |
Top: hand reaching down 爫, net/eye 罒 (here: plate 皿), below: var of food 食, skillful hand 寸 |
Mnemonic
| A hand reaches down to the plates to serve food skillfully to the nobility.
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Radicals
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爫
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reaching downwards | shows a hand reaching downwards to pluck sth. |
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网
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net | sometimes simplified to 罒. |
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寸
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skillful hand | Image of a hand 一 forearm 丨 and pulse 丶. It was originally also the distance of one inch (Length: 1 ts'wun = 3.72 cm) from the hand's palm to the pulse. This also stood for a small amount. In the mnemonic, it is used as "skillful hand". |
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皿
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bowl | |
Tip: Go to the radicals that are contained in this character and learn all the characters with this radical systematically!
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Vocabulary
| 爵位 |
jué wèi |
order of feudal nobility |
| 伯爵 |
bó jué |
earl; count; earldom or countship (old) |
| 爵士 |
jué shì |
knight; Sir; Jazz |
| 爵士 |
jué shì |
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