口
- mouth;
- opening, orifice;
Etymology
It is a pictograph modeled after the shape of a mouth. 口 basically means “mouth,” but across different languages, its meanings have expanded to include hole, speech, to speak, door, entrance, population, and other variations.
Characters with 口
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- 各–each, every, each one individually
- 合–to combine, to unite, to put together, to gather, to collect
- 吉–auspicious, fortunate, lucky
- 同–same, together, collective
- 名–name
- 后–sovereign, monarch, queen, empress
- 吏–official, functionary, clerk
- 吐–to spit, to spew from the mouth
- 向–to face, to turn toward
- 吸–to inhale, to suck in, to drink, to absorb, to smoke (as in cigarettes)
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- 員–person, member, personnel, official, office-holder, to add, to increase (archaic sense)
- 哭–to cry, to weep, to wail, to lament
- 哲–bright, wise, sagacious
- 唆–to instigate, to provoke, to incite, to entice
- 唐–The Tang dynasty (618–907 CE) of China, to be flustered, embarrassed, confused, to boast, to talk loudly, to brag
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口
입
구
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Kangxi radical:30
Strokes:3
Unicode:U+2F1D
Cangjie input:
- 口 (R)
Composition:
- ⿱ 冂 一
Neighboring radicals in the dictionary
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