寄名 Pronunciation and Pinyin
寄名 Usage and Examples
to dedicate a child to a deity or godparent
to register as a godchild
The characters in 寄名
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 寄
- jì寄yǔ予to place, to give
- jì寄yǔ予hòu厚wàng望have high hopes for, place great expectations on
- jì寄zhù住zài在lodge, stay with
- jì寄chū出send out, mail out
- jì寄dào到send to, mail to
- jì寄qù去send, mail
- jì寄fā发To send or dispatch mail.
- jì寄huí回send back, return
- jì寄cún存Check, Deposit
- jì寄cún存qì器register
- jì寄cún存chù处Checkroom, Left-luggage office
- jì寄jū居lodge, board
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What does 寄名 mean in Chinese?
寄名 (jì míng) means “to dedicate a child to a deity or godparent, to register as a godchild”.
How do you pronounce 寄名?
寄名 is pronounced jì míng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to dedicate a child to a deity or godparent” in Chinese?
“to dedicate a child to a deity or godparent” is 寄名 (jì míng) in Chinese.