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The Chinese character 翰 - Chinese-German Dictionary HanDeDict

翰

pronunciation (Pinyin): 
pronunciation (Cantonese): 
historical pronunciation (Tang): 
hɑ̀n
 
Kangxi radical: 

Styles of writing

翰: regular script
regular script

翰: regular script (using a pen)
regular script (using a pen)

翰: semi-cursive script
semi-cursive script

翰: clerical script
clerical script

翰: serif (Songti/Mingti)
serif (Songti/Mingti)

翰: Fangsongti
Fangsongti

翰: sans serif
sans serif

翰: rounded
rounded

Meaning of 翰 when used as a word

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    (hàn)

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  1.  schreiben, Feder

Further example words that contain the character 翰

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    [ ]   (yuēhànqiūjí'ěr)

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  1.  John Churchill, 1. Herzog von Marlborough

    [ ]   (bómínghànzúqiújùlèbù)

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  1.  Birmingham City F.C.

    (duǒhàn)

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  1.  Ihr geschätztes Schreiben

    (chénhàn)

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  1.  Brief von des Kaisers eigener Hand
  2.  das kaiserliche Handschreiben

    (hànlínyuàn)

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  1.  n   Hanlin-Akademie

    [ ]   (shèngyuēhàn)

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  1.  Saint John

    (wénhàn)

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  1.  n   amtliches Schriftstück
  2.  n   Essay

    (bómínghàn)

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  1.  Birmingham   [geo]

    [ ]   (yuēhànsī)

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  1.  n   John

    [ ]   (yuēhànxùn)

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  1.  n   Johnson

    (ānnàhàn)

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  1.  Anaheim   [geo]

    (hànhǎi)

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  1.  n   Gobi

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The Cantonese pronunciation(s) for this character are presented using jyutping romanization. Sources include the Unihan database and the Jyutping phrase box from the Linguistic Society of Hong Kong. The copyright of the Jyutping phrase box belongs to the Linguistic Society of Hong Kong. We would like to thank the Jyutping Group of the Linguistic Society of Hong Kong for permission to use the electronic file in our research and product development.