祭文 Pronunciation and Pinyin
祭文 Usage and Examples
Eulogy
Funeral oration
Memorial address
他在亡友灵前宣读了一篇感人的祭文。
He read a beautiful address to the soul of his dead friend.
第三章论述祭文的散化。
The third chapter describes the prosaic style.
The characters in 祭文
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 祭
- jì祭xiǎng享offer sacrifices; make offerings
- jì祭yí仪sacrificial ceremony
- jì祭xiān先shēng生Mr. Ji, Sir Ji
- jì祭diǎn典festival, ceremony
- jì祭diǎn典shàng上at the festival, during the festival
- jì祭tái台Altar
- jì祭sī司priest
- jì祭sī司men们priests, the priests
- jì祭pǐn品offering, sacrifice
- jì祭qì器sacrificial utensil
- jì祭tán坛A sacrificial altar.
- jì祭tiān天worship heaven, sacrifice to heaven
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Open the tool →Questions about 祭文
What does 祭文 mean in Chinese?
祭文 (jì wén) means “Eulogy, Funeral oration, Memorial address”.
How do you pronounce 祭文?
祭文 is pronounced jì wén in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Eulogy” in Chinese?
“Eulogy” is 祭文 (jì wén) in Chinese.
How is 祭文 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 祭文, each with pinyin and an English translation.