How to Write 吟
The character 吟 (yín) is written with 7 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 口 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
吟 is pronounced yín in Mandarin Chinese. It means to chant / to recite.
Common Words with 吟
吟诵
yín sòng
to recite / to chant (poetry)
吟唱
yín chàng
to chant / to sing
呻吟
shēn yín
to groan / to moan
Example Sentences
他在吟诵一首诗。
tā zài yín sòng yī shǒu shī
He is reciting a poem.
歌手在轻声吟唱。
gē shǒu zài qīng shēng yín chàng
The singer is singing softly.
他疼得大声呻吟。
tā téng dé dà shēng shēn yín
He groaned loudly in pain.
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