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Matthews

jīng
capital
#239b
Chapter-15
8 strokes

Compositions

Explanation of characters by Herbert A. Giles

Ching is composed of a contraction of 高 kao high and a vertical line, and is supposed to picture a high mound (cf. capitolium). It was formerly a radical, but is now classed under 亠 t'ou, the meaning of which is unknown.

Chinese-English (CC-CEDICT)


jīng
capital city of a country/big/algebraic term for a large number (old)/artificial mound (old)/abbr. for Beijing/surname Jing/Jing ethnic minority

Phrases ending with the given character

qīn
běi
jīng
pro-Beijing (stance, party etc)
zhù
běi
jīng
stationed in Beijing

Chinesisch-Deutsch (HanDeDict)

Chinois-Français (CFDICT)

Cantonese slang

Cantonese (transcription)