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The Chinese character 辛 - Chinese-German Dictionary HanDeDict

辛

pronunciation (Pinyin): 
pronunciation (Cantonese): 
historical pronunciation (Tang): 
*sin
 
Kangxi radical: 

Styles of writing

辛: regular script
regular script

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

辛: semi-cursive script
semi-cursive script

辛: clerical script
clerical script

辛: serif (Songti/Mingti)
serif (Songti/Mingti)

辛: Fangsongti
Fangsongti

辛: sans serif
sans serif

辛: rounded
rounded

Meaning of 辛 when used as a word

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    (xīn)

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  1.  adj würzig
  2.  adv bitter

Example: word that contains the character 辛 - HSK level C

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    (xīnqín)

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  1.  adj arbeitsam, eifrig, fleißig

Further example words that contain the character 辛

    (degāoxīn)

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  1.  n   Digoxin (ein Herzglykosid)   [chem]

    [ ]   (xīndálín)

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  1.  Sindarin

    (xīnxī)

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  1.  n   Octen, Okten   [chem]

    [ ]   (huánxīnxī)

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  1.  n   Cycloocten   [chem]

    [ ]   (huánxīnwán)

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  1.  n   Cyclooctan   [chem]

    (xīnwán)

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  1.  n   Oktan   [chem]

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    (xīnkǔgōngzuò)

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  1.  v   hart arbeiten
  2.  v   mühsam arbeiten
  3.  v   schuften

    (hánxīnrúkǔ)

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  1.  v   bittere Not leiden, großes Leid ertragen   [prov]

    (xīnsuān)

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  1.  adj scharf und sauer, pikant   [food]
  2.  adj schmerzlich, bitter, traurig   [psych]

    [ ]   (xīnkuī)

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  1.  adj glücklicherweise
  2.  int Gott sei Dank!

    (xīnkǔ)

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  1.  adj mühsam, anstrengend, hart

    (xīnlà)

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  1.  adj bitter
  2.  adj herb
  3.  adj stechend

    [ ]   (qiānxīnwànkǔ)

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  1.  unzählige Leiden
  2.  zahllose Mühen

    (xīnkǔle)

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  1.  Vielen Dank!

    [ ]   (xīndélèmíngdān)

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  1.  n   Schindlers Liste   [hist]

    [ ]   (xīnláo)

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  1.  arbeitsam, umständlich
  2.  n   Strapaze

    (xiǎoxīn)

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  1.  Xiao Xin

    [ ]   (xìxīn)

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  1.  siehe 莘xin1, Arzneipflanze (Asarum Sieboldi)   [bio]

    (xīnhài)

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  1.  n   48. Jahr im 60er-Zyklus

    [ ]   (lǐnxīn)

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  1.  Lin Xin

    [ ]   (jiānxīn)

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  1.  n   Mühsal

    (xīnwèi)

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  1.  n   achte Stelle im Sechzigerzyklus

    (xīnyí)

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  1.  n   Kobushi-Magnolie [ lat. Magnolia kobus ]   [bio]

    (xīnliúxíng)

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  1.  Symplektische Geometrie   [phys]

    (luòxīnbǎo)

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  1.  Rosenborg Trondheim

    (xīnbāwēi)

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  1.  Simbabwe

    [ ]   (dài'àoxīn)

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  1.  Dioxin

    (xīnchǒu)

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  1.  n   Bildrecht

    [ ]   (fúlàixīn)

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  1.  Freising   [geo]

    (xīnwánzhí)

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  1.  n   Oktanzahl   [chem]

    (xīnfúlín)

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  1.  Synephrin

    (xīnchún)

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  1.  n   Octanol   [chem]

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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.