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蟠曲 Pronunciation and Pinyin

蟠曲 Usage and Examples

Tortuous; winding and coiling.

The characters in 蟠曲

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
蟠
pán18to coil or entwine
曲
qū6song, tune, or opera

More words starting with 蟠

  • pán蟠táo桃yuán园Immortal Peach Garden, Peach Garden of Immortality
  • pán蟠jié结coil, entwine
  • pán蟠lóng龙coiled dragon, crouching dragon
  • pán蟠lóng龙wò卧hǔ虎zhī之dì地A place of hidden dragons and crouching tigers, A land of hidden talents

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Questions about 蟠曲

What does 蟠曲 mean in Chinese?

蟠曲 (pán qū) means “Tortuous; winding and coiling”.

How do you pronounce 蟠曲?

蟠曲 is pronounced pán qū in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “Tortuous; winding and coiling.” in Chinese?

“Tortuous; winding and coiling.” is 蟠曲 (pán qū) in Chinese.

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