Memory phrase for the Kanji: 龈


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Meaning

to bite, to gnaw, gums (of the teeth)

Pronunciation

kěn, yín

Explanation

Left: tooth 齿/ (Below the nose an open mouth with teeth ), right: 'not good' ('good' would be , but here the accent is missing, thus 'not good')

Mnemonic

(They destroy something:) The teeth are not good when they: bite.

Radicals

tooth
stop, to end
not goodThis is the character for "good", but since the accent is missing it is understood as "not good". verstanden.
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Vocabulary

 龈脓肿  yín nóng zhǒng  gumboil
 龈颚音  yín è yīn  prepalatal sound (linguistics)
 颚龈音  è yín yīn  prepalatal or palatal sound (linguistics); palato-alveolar consonant (linguistics)
 龈腭音  yín è yīn  alveo-palatal sound (linguistics)
 龈音  yín yīn  alveolar sound (linguistics)
 龈音  yín yīn  


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