齿剑殉节 Pronunciation and Pinyin
齿剑殉节 Usage and Examples
Fall on one's sword
Die by biting the sword
The characters in 齿剑殉节
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 齿
- chǐ齿guān冠The crown of a tooth.
- chí齿lěng冷teeth sensitive to cold, make one cringe
- chí齿lěng冷bù不yǐ已to set one's teeth on edge, to send shivers down one's spine
- chǐ齿jiàn剑zì自wěn刎Fall on one's sword, Bite the sword
- chǐ齿fà发teeth and hair
- chǐ齿hòu后yīn音A postdental consonant.
- chǐ齿chún唇yīn音labiodental sound, labiodental
- chǐ齿rú如biān编bèi贝de的pearly white teeth, teeth like strung pearls
- chǐ齿shǎo少few teeth, young
- chǐ齿lù录Age register, Register of age
- chǐ齿gēng更change of teeth, replacement of teeth
- chǐ齿tiáo条rack
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Open the tool →Questions about 齿剑殉节
What does 齿剑殉节 mean in Chinese?
齿剑殉节 (chǐ jiàn xùn jié) means “Fall on one's sword, Die by biting the sword”.
How do you pronounce 齿剑殉节?
齿剑殉节 is pronounced chǐ jiàn xùn jié in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Fall on one's sword” in Chinese?
“Fall on one's sword” is 齿剑殉节 (chǐ jiàn xùn jié) in Chinese.