How to Write 翎
The character 翎 (líng) is written with 11 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 羽 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
翎 is pronounced líng in Mandarin Chinese. It means plume or tail feather.
Common Words with 翎
翎毛
líng máo
feathers or plumes
羽翎
yǔ líng
plume or tail feather
花翎
huā líng
Peacock feather (official headwear)
Example Sentences
孔雀的翎毛很漂亮。
kǒng què de líng máo hěn piào liàng
Peacock plumes are very beautiful.
这支箭上有羽翎。
zhè zhī jiàn shàng yǒu yǔ líng
This arrow has fletching feathers.
古代官员戴着花翎。
gǔ dài guān yuán dài zhe huā líng
Ancient officials wore peacock feathers on their hats.
Practice Writing 翎 (líng)
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