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尃 — pronunciations, definitions, and tags
HanziPinyinEnglishTags
to announce, to statezg, 10 strokes, radical 寸, Very Hard
to state to, to announceunknown, 10 strokes, radical 寸, Very Hard
(fu1) T1
  1. 1to announce, to state
  2. 2to state to, to announce
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March 24, 2026
(fu1)

The character 尃 (fū) means to announce or state something formally. It is often used in contexts where information is being communicated officially, such as in declarations or public statements. This character implies a sense of authority in the act of communication.

Strokes10RadicalFrequency#—DifficultyVery Hard
Cultural Note

In Chinese culture, formal announcements often occur during significant events like weddings or festivals, where the use of formal language is essential. The character 尃 reflects this importance of formal communication in public life.

Memory Tip

Imagine a loudspeaker announcing important news. The character 尃 resembles a person with a megaphone (the top part) stating something to a crowd (the bottom part). This visual can help you remember that 尃 means to announce.

Meanings of 尃

(fu1)
1to announce, to state
2to state to, to announce
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About 尃

Simplified
10Strokes
Radical
状态词stative word (stat.)Part of Speech
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AI Study Notes for 尃

Memory Mnemonic

Imagine a loudspeaker announcing important news. The character 尃 resembles a person with a megaphone (the top part) stating something to a crowd (the bottom part). This visual can help you remember that 尃 means to announce.

Usage Notes

Be careful not to confuse 尃 with similar-sounding words that have different meanings. It is more formal than everyday speech, so use it in official contexts. Common collocations include 尃告 (fūgào, to announce) and 尃示 (fūshì, to state).

HSK Study Tips

Although 尃 is not included in the HSK levels, students should note its connection to other characters related to speaking or stating, such as 说 (shuō) and 言 (yán). Focus on using it in formal contexts to enhance vocabulary.

Cultural Note

In Chinese culture, formal announcements often occur during significant events like weddings or festivals, where the use of formal language is essential. The character 尃 reflects this importance of formal communication in public life.

Common Mistakes

Learners often confuse 尃 with similar characters like 说 (shuō), which means to say. For example, saying '我会尃这个消息' (I will announce this news) is incorrect; the correct phrase is '我会宣布这个消息'.

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Pronunciation of 尃

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Etymology of 尃

Formation Typepictophonetic
六书 ClassificationPhono-semantic (形声字)~80-90% of characters
Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 寸 represents the meaning and 甫 represents the sound.

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Character Formation Type

What type of character formation is 尃?

Decomposition of 尃

IDS Structure⿱甫寸
Full Character
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fu3
top
cun4
bottom
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Which of these is a component of 尃?

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Cultural Notes for 尃

🏮Cultural insight

In Chinese culture, formal announcements often occur during significant events like weddings or festivals, where the use of formal language is essential. The character 尃 reflects this importance of formal communication in public life.

Word Family of 尃

Words Containing This Character1
to state to, to announce
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Compound Meaning

What does 尃 mean?

Frequently Asked Questions about 尃

No, 尃 is primarily used in formal contexts, so it's not suitable for casual conversation.