亡嫔 Pronunciation and Pinyin
亡嫔 Usage and Examples
deceased consort
late consort
The characters in 亡嫔
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 亡
- wáng亡yì佚lost; no longer extant
- wáng亡bā八bastard, scoundrel
- wáng亡qù去to flee; to be lost or scattered
- wáng亡mìng命Flee, Become a fugitive
- wáng亡guó国Fall of a nation, National subjugation
- wáng亡fū夫late husband, deceased husband
- wáng亡shī失lost, missing
- wáng亡gù故deceased, died
- wáng亡shì是gōng公Mr. Not-is, Sir No-is
- wáng亡líng灵the soul of the dead
- wáng亡zhě者the dead, the deceased
- wáng亡zhě者mí弥sa撒Requiem Mass, Mass for the Dead
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Open the tool →Questions about 亡嫔
What does 亡嫔 mean in Chinese?
亡嫔 (wáng pín) means “deceased consort, late consort”.
How do you pronounce 亡嫔?
亡嫔 is pronounced wáng pín in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “deceased consort” in Chinese?
“deceased consort” is 亡嫔 (wáng pín) in Chinese.