How to Write 腭
The character 腭 (è) is written with 13 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 月 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
腭 is pronounced è in Mandarin Chinese. It means palate.
Common Words with 腭
上腭
shàng è
Upper palate; roof of the mouth
硬腭
yìng è
hard palate
软腭
ruǎn è
Soft palate
Example Sentences
舌头碰到上腭。
shé tou pèng dào shàng è
The tongue touches the upper palate.
硬腭在口腔前部。
yìng è zài kǒu qiāng qián bù
The hard palate is at the front of the mouth.
软腭在口腔后部。
ruǎn è zài kǒu qiāng hòu bù
The soft palate is at the back of the mouth.
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