Memory phrase for the Kanji: 辱


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Meaning disgrace, dishonor, humiliation, to insult

Pronunciation

Explanation

Top: early-morning = image of plowing (At the field corner a first line is plowed by the farmer ), below: skillful hand

Mnemonic


 
He had the plow in his skillful hands which he understood as: disgrace.

Radicals

morning: 7-9 a.m.Actually a dragon, but used as a plow: At the field corner a first line is plowed by the farmer
skillful handImage of a hand forearm and pulse . 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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 Vocabulary

 辱骂  rǔ mà  to insult; to revile; abuse; vituperation
 凌辱  líng rǔ  to insult
 侮辱  wǔ rǔ  to insult; to humiliate; dishonor
 耻辱  chǐ rǔ  disgrace; shame; humiliation
 屈辱  qū rǔ  to humiliate; humiliating
 屈辱  qū rǔ  

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