王公 Pronunciation and Pinyin
王公 Usage and Examples
prince and duke
nobility
小王公屈尊坐在树下的毯子上。
The Rajah condescended to seat himself on a rug under the tree.
小王公既不在床上，也不在沙发上。
The young Rajah was neither in bed nor on his sofa.
The characters in 王公
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 王
- wáng王dān丹Wang (a surname), King
- wáng王zhǔ主rèn任Director Wang, Head Wang
- wáng王lún伦Wang Lun, A character from the novel Water Margin
- wáng王bó伯bo伯Uncle Wang, Mr. Wang
- wáng王hóu侯princes and nobles, royalty and nobility
- wáng王chǔ储Crown Prince
- wáng王xiān先sheng生Mr. Wang
- wáng王bā八cuckold, bastard
- wáng王gōng公guì贵zú族men们royalty and aristocracy, nobles
- wáng王guān冠crown
- wáng王yī医shī师Dr. Wang, Physician Wang
- wáng王yī医shēng生Doctor Wang
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Open the tool →Questions about 王公
What does 王公 mean in Chinese?
王公 (wáng gōng) means “prince and duke, nobility”.
How do you pronounce 王公?
王公 is pronounced wáng gōng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “prince and duke” in Chinese?
“prince and duke” is 王公 (wáng gōng) in Chinese.
How is 王公 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 王公, each with pinyin and an English translation.