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Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 诶
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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 诶
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Meaning of

Pinyin ēi、 éi、 ěi、 èi
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Strokes
9
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诶 ēi 1. Interjection, indicating a call. 叹词,表示招呼。 Example: “~,你快看!” (“Hey, quick, look!”) 2. Interjection, indicating surprise. 叹词,表示诧异。 Example: “~,怎么回事!” (“Hey, what’s going on!”) 3. Interjection, indicating disbelief. 叹词,表示不以为然。 Example: “~,你这话可不对呀!” (“Hey, that’s not right!”) 4. Interjection, indicating agreement or response. 叹词,表示应声或同意。 Example: “~,我这就来!” (“Hey, I’m coming right now!”) 5. Interjection, expressing annoyance or lamentation over something regrettable. 叹词,对可恶、可惜的事情所发出的叹息声。 Comment from 《说文解字》: "诶,可恶之辞。" (Note: "Eh, words of contempt.") 6. Adverb, indicating loud, crazy laughter. 副词,大声狂笑的。 Example from 《楚辞.屈原.大招》: "诶笑狂只。” (Note: "Hey, laugh wildly.") 7. Derived from the original meaning: to scold. 【本义】: 呵斥 8. Phonetic construction: combines the radicals for "欠" and "矣." 【造字法】: 形声。从欠,矣声。 9. Other meanings include: (1) To berate ([En.] berate) (2) To sigh ([En.] sigh) 10. Variants include ǎi, ěi, and èi. 另见 ǎi; ěi; èi

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Pinyin ei1
Wubi
yctd
Cangjie
iviok
Zhengma
szma
Four Corner
33784
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U+8bf6
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