to pity, to feel compassion for

Animated Stroke Order 怜

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Stroke Order Diagrams 怜

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Example Sentences

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1
duì
qióng
rén
chōng
mǎn
lián
mǐn
zhī
xīn

He is full of compassion for the poor.

2
qīn
lián
ài
zhe
hái
zi
de
tóu

The mother tenderly stroked the child's head.

3
zhī
liú
làng
gǒu
kàn
lái
hěn
lián

That stray dog looks very pitiful.

4
zhè
zhǐ
xiǎo
māo
hěn
lián

This little cat is very pitiful.

5
diū
le
qián
bāo
zhēn
lián

He lost his wallet, how pitiful.

6
kàn
dào
xiē
jiā
guī
de
rén
jué
de
men
hěn
lián

Seeing those homeless people, I feel they are very pitiful.

7
lián
le
xiǎo
māo
de
tóu

Mom gently stroked the kitten's head with pity.

8
kàn
dào
péng
yǒu
shēng
bìng
le
hěn
lián

Seeing my friend sick, I feel pity for him.

9
lián
xiē
jiā
guī
de
rén
jīng
cháng
bāng
zhù
men

He pities those who are homeless and often goes to help them.

Information

Traditional
Radical
Strokes8
StructureLeft-Right
Frequency#1651
Zhuyinㄌㄧㄢˊ
Components
UnicodeU+601C
CangjieOII
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Cultural note

Traditional Chinese culture often connects characters and names with the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) and Yin–Yang, a system also used to describe personality tendencies.

Learn how the Five Elements describe personality