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biān ㄅㄧㄢ

    • ancient stone acupuncture needle
    • to criticize
    • to pierce

Other words read biān

In the same tone

  • 边 biān side
  • 编 biān weave
  • 鞭 biān whip or lash
  • 箯 biān bamboo sedan chair
  • 笾 biān bamboo tazza used in ancient times to hold dry food for sacrifices or at banquets

All 9 words read biān

bian with other tones

  • 便 biàn plain
  • 变 biàn change
  • 遍 biàn everywhere
  • 辨 biàn distinguish
  • 扁 biǎn flat

All 31 words read bian in any tone

Other words read biān

In the same tone

  • 邊 biān side
  • 編 biān weave
  • 鞭 biān whip or lash
  • 箯 biān bamboo sedan chair
  • 籩 biān bamboo tazza used in ancient times to hold dry food for sacrifices or at banquets

All 9 words read biān

bian with other tones

  • 便 biàn plain
  • 變 biàn change
  • 遍 biàn everywhere
  • 辨 biàn distinguish
  • 扁 biǎn flat

All 31 words read bian in any tone

The stroke order and parts of 砭

    部首 radical
    石
    笔画 strokes
    9, with 5 after the 部首
    结构 structure
    左右结构
    偏旁 parts
    石乏
    形旁 meaning
    石
    声旁 sound
    乏
    Practise writing 砭

    Trace 砭, then write it from memory. Each stage is passed five times.

    Words with 砭

    Starting with 砭

    • 砭石 biānshí stone needle used in acupuncture
    • 砭灸术 biānjiǔshù acupuncture and moxibustion
    • 砭骨 biāngǔ be extremely cold or painful
    • 砭针 biānzhēn remonstrance

    Ending with 砭

    • 针砭 zhēnbiān critique
    • 攻砭 gōngbiān perform acupuncture
    • 痛砭 tòngbiān strongly criticize

    Containing 砭

    • 痛砭时弊 tòngbiānshíbì strongly criticize the evils of the day

    Words with 砭

    Starting with 砭

    • 砭石 biānshí stone needle used in acupuncture
    • 砭灸術 biānjiǔshù acupuncture and moxibustion
    • 砭骨 biāngǔ be extremely cold or painful
    • 砭針 biānzhēn remonstrance

    Ending with 砭

    • 針砭 zhēnbiān critique
    • 攻砭 gōngbiān perform acupuncture
    • 痛砭 tòngbiān strongly criticize

    Containing 砭

    • 痛砭時弊 tòngbiānshíbì strongly criticize the evils of the day

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