How to Write 颔
The character 颔 (hàn) is written with 13 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 页 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
颔 is pronounced hàn in Mandarin Chinese. It means chin / to nod.
Common Words with 颔
颔首
hàn shǒu
to nod one's head
下颔
xià hàn
lower jaw; mandible
颔联
hàn lián
the second couplet of an eight-line poem
Example Sentences
他向我颔首示意。
tā xiàng wǒ hàn shǒu shì yì
He nodded to me in greeting.
他的下颔骨很宽。
tā de xià hàn gǔ hěn kuān
His jawbone is very wide.
这首诗的颔联写得好。
zhè shǒu shī de hàn lián xiě dé hǎo
The second couplet of this poem is well-written.
Practice Writing 颔 (hàn)
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