(bìn)

14 strokesTrad.

a funeral

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Character information

Pinyin
bìn
Meaning
a funeral; to encoffin a corpse; to carry to burial
Strokes
14
HSK level
Traditional

Origin & structure

Where comes from and how its parts fit together.

Phonetic-semantic compound⿰歹宾

In this compound, the meaning comes from (corpse); supplies the sound.

One part carries the meaning, the other suggests the sound.

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Parts are arranged left to right.

How to write step by step

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Words with

Common words using — tap any character to open its stroke-order page.

chūbìn

to accompany a deceased person to his last resting place; to hold a funeral

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a funeral home; an undertaker's

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bìnzàng

funeral and interment

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