感官 Pronunciation and Pinyin
感官 Usage and Examples
Sense organs, or the five senses.
The characters in 感官
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 感
- gǎn感rén人Touching, Moving
- gǎn感rén人gù故shi事touching story, moving story
- gǎn感rén人de的moving, touching
- gǎn感rén人de的gù故shi事a moving story, a touching story
- gǎn感rén人de的jié结jú局a touching ending, a moving ending
- gǎn感rén人fèi肺fǔ腑de的Deeply moving, Heart-stirring
- gǎn感rén人fèi肺fǔ腑de的xuán旋lǜ律deeply moving melody, heartfelt melody
- gǎn感rén人zhì至shēn深deeply moving, profoundly moving
- gǎn感rén人zhì至shēn深de的deeply moving, very touching
- gǎn感shāng伤sentimental, melancholy
- gǎn感guāng光Photosensitivity, Light sensing
- gǎn感xìng兴qù趣interested, keen
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What does 感官 mean in Chinese?
感官 (gǎn guān) means “Sense organs, or the five senses”.
How do you pronounce 感官?
感官 is pronounced gǎn guān in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Sense organs, or the five senses.” in Chinese?
“Sense organs, or the five senses.” is 感官 (gǎn guān) in Chinese.