chinese character that looks like a 7

", "衷心 (zhōng xīn) = "Heartfelt" or "sincere. How do you think about the answers? HAH, i sat here drawing this symbol over and over (rearranging it, of course) on my biology homework and I think I MIGHT know what you're talking about! These three characters are almost identical, except "乒" and "乓" are each missing a stroke. ", "末期 (mò qí)" = "last stage" or "final phase.". ", "孙子兵法 (sūn zi bīng fǎ)" = "The Art of War [by Sun Tzu]." They have no other meaning besides "table tennis." Literally, "inner feelings from intestine.". While I was doing my Chinese character frequency experiment, I was looking quite a lot at the CEDICT dictionary file. If you look at the picture on the right you’ll see why the character represents the fontanel. You may notice that the phonetic sound of "卬 (áng)" and the character are in these words: 昂 (áng) = "elevated, high"仰 (yǎng) = "look up, faith, reverence.". and it looks like it has a tail thats shaped like a 7. above it , it looks like a dot. I started collecting interesting looking characters which had cool stories behind them. If you look at the character it looks like it can represent all of those meanings. Though it is only used in Japan ; in China we write 冰 [ bīng ] instead . I doubt I’ll ever use this character, but it looks cool. ", "衰老 (shuāi lǎo)" = "senescence" or "aging. You can draw it in here and it will give you the English meaning: Mentally, I cannot picture this character. I can view the file in a browser (Chrome) and the Chinese characters appear correctly, but in text editors they are squares. Ok, technically there are three characters here, but they fit into the same category. i cannot figure out what it means in english. or forever xD. Maybe I’m alone here. I knew that the swastika had a long history before its recent popular use as a Nazi symbol, specifically the Buddhist use of it. 未's first line is short, and the second line is long. The key between these three characters is to look at the line in the center. Fortunately, the character "巳" is pretty much obsolete. Can you take a photo of it and send us a link or try to describe it better. The old bone script character of 弋  represented a small stake, probably where you would hang an animal after a hunt. Let us know! I can answer this as an American who has now been living in China for a little less than two years, and who is learning Chinese. But I did not know that it was actually a Chinese character. 法 simplified comes from an old variant of the character 灋. My teacher used to say, "己's mouth is open, 已's mouth is half open, and 巳‘s mouth is closed.". ”默哀 (mò'āi)“ = "Moment of Silence." 氷. Wow, I don't have a clue from that description. Literally, it means "be a soldier. In the traditional Chinese culture, Seven represents the combination of Yin, Yang and Five Elements (Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth).

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