武功 Pronunciation and Pinyin
武功 Usage and Examples
Martial arts skills; kung fu.
The characters in 武功
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 武
- wǔ武jǔ举military imperial examination, military examination
- wǔ武rén人warrior, martial artist
- wǔ武xiá侠Martial arts hero, Wuxia genre
- wǔ武xiá侠xiǎo小shuō说Wuxia novel, Martial arts novel
- wǔ武xiá侠gù故shi事Wuxia story, Martial arts story
- wǔ武xiá侠diàn电yǐng影Wuxia film, Martial arts film
- wǔ武xiān先shēng生Mr. Wu
- wǔ武jìng净Martial Jing
- wǔ武lì力force, armed force
- wǔ武gōng功gài盖shì世unparalleled martial arts, peerless in martial arts
- wǔ武qì器weapon
- wǔ武shì士Samurai, Warrior
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What does 武功 mean in Chinese?
武功 (wǔ gōng) means “Martial arts skills; kung fu”.
How do you pronounce 武功?
武功 is pronounced wǔ gōng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Martial arts skills; kung fu.” in Chinese?
“Martial arts skills; kung fu.” is 武功 (wǔ gōng) in Chinese.