姗

Traditional (Taiwan): 姍

shān ㄕㄢ

Cantonese: saan1

Other words read shān

In the same tone

  • 山 shān mountain
  • 扇 shān fan
  • 珊 shān coral
  • 衫 shān garment
  • 杉 shān China fir
  • 栅 shān used in 栅极 shānjí
  • 苫 shān straw mat
  • 删 shān delete
  • 煽 shān incite
  • 膻 shān fetid
  • 芟 shān cut down
  • 跚 shān used in 蹒跚 pánshān

All 21 words read shān

shan with other tones

  • 善 shàn good
  • 单 shàn surname Shan
  • 闪 shǎn dodge
  • 擅 shàn without authority
  • 禅 shàn abdicate
  • 膳 shàn meals
  • 陕 shǎn short name for Shaanxi 陕西 shǎnxī
  • 蟮 shàn used in 蛐蟮 qūshan and 曲蟮 qūshan
  • 缮 shàn repair
  • 讪 shàn mock
  • 赡 shàn support
  • 掺 shǎn grasp

All 48 words read shan in any tone

The stroke order and parts of 姗

    部首 radical
    女
    笔画 strokes
    8, with 5 after the 部首
    结构 structure
    左右结构
    偏旁 parts
    女册
    形旁 meaning
    女
    声旁 sound
    册
    仓颉 Cangjie code
    女月月一 VBBM
    五笔 Wubi code
    VMMG
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    Easy to confuse with 姗

    • 珊 Similar shape and sound

      Both have 册 and are read shān. 姗 (shān) has 女 and occurs in 姗姗 (shānshān); 珊 (shān) has 王 and occurs in 珊瑚 (shānhú).

    • 删 Similar shape and sound

      Both have 册 and are read shān. 删 (shān) has 刂 and means to delete, as in 删除 (shānchú); 姗 (shān) has 女 and occurs in 姗姗 (shānshān), slow and graceful.

    • 栅 Similar shape and sound

      Both have 册 on the right. 姗 (shān) has 女 and is used in 姗姗 (shānshān), walking slowly; 栅 (zhà) has 木 and is used in 栅栏 (zhàlan), a fence.

    • 跚 Similar shape and sound

      Both have 册 and are read shān. 姗 (shān) has 女 and occurs in 姗姗 (shānshān), slow and graceful; 跚 (shān) has ⻊ and occurs in 蹒跚 (pánshān).

    Words with 姗

    Starting with 姗

    Ending with 姗

    • 姗姗 shānshān unhurried
    • 罗姗 luóshān Roxanne or Roxane or Rosanna

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