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Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 铭
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Meaning of

Pinyin míng
Radical
Strokes
11
Definition
inscribed motto
Usage
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铭 (míng) 1. Engraved, carved, or written words on an object to describe someone's life, achievements, or to serve as a warning to oneself: - 例如: 铭刻, 铭文, 铭志, 墓志铭, 座右铭. 2. Words carved on an object to commemorate and be remembered forever: - 例如: 铭记, 铭心, 铭骨, 铭诸肺腑 (metaphorically meaning to remember deeply). 3. A literary form gradually formed in ancient China for engraving inscriptions: - 例如: 如《文心雕龙》有《铭箴》篇. 銘 (míng) - Verb: - Original meaning: Engraving words on an object. - Word formation: Phonetic compound; "金" (gold) with "名" (name) relates to objects such as bells and cauldrons. - Synonyms: 1. Same original meaning ([En.] engrave). 2. Remember and never forget ([En.] imprint). 銘 (míng) - Noun: 1. Words written or inscribed for establishing a permanent or public record (often engraved on bells or cauldrons in ancient times, or stone tablets in the Qin and Han dynasties) ([En.] inscription). 2. An inscribed or written maxim ([En.] inscribed or written maxim). 3. A funeral streamer bearing the titles of the deceased ([En.] a funeral streamer bearing the titles of the deceased). Historically placed in front of the coffin indicating the deceased's official titles and name. - Synonyms: 1. Inscription examples: 墓志铭, 商汤《盘铭》, 正考父《鼎铭》. 2. Written maxims: 座右铭, 砚铭. 3. Funeral streamer examples: 铭旌七尺 (referring to a high official's or their parents' funeral streamer).
mù zhì míng
epitaph
bēi míng
inscription on stone tablet
míng wén
inscription
kè gǔ míng xīn
lit. carved in bones and engraved in the heart (idiom) / fig. etched in one's memory / unforgettable
míng kè
a carved inscription
míng xīn kè gǔ
engraved in one's heart and carved in one's bones (idiom); to remember a benefactor as long as one lives / undying gratitude
míng jì
to engrave in one's memory
jiè shí míng
Ring stone inscription
míng wàn
Ming Wan
míng jì zài xīn
brand sth on one’s mind / lay something to heart
míng pái
nameplate

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Pinyin ming2
Wubi
qqkg
Cangjie
opnir
Zhengma
prj
Four Corner
87762
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U+94ed
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