衣带诏 Pronunciation and Pinyin
衣带诏 Usage and Examples
The Girdle Edict
Secret Imperial Edict hidden in a belt
The characters in 衣带诏
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 衣
- yī衣bù不jiě解dài带de地tirelessly, without rest
- yī衣dōu兜pocket
- yī衣dōu兜yī衣dōu兜ér儿pocket
- yī衣guān冠Clothes and hats; attire.
- yī衣guān冠bù不zhěng整disheveled, untidy
- yì衣guān冠zhǒng冢Cenotaph, tomb containing only clothing and headgear of the deceased
- yī衣guān冠dé得tǐ体Dressed appropriately, Properly dressed
- yī衣fēn分Clothing allowance, Clothing ration
- yī衣bāo包Garment bag, Clothes bag
- yī衣míng名garment name, clothing name
- yī衣kuān宽dài带sōng松de的loosely dressed, in loose clothing
- yī衣mào帽jiān间walk-in closet, dressing room
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Open the tool →Questions about 衣带诏
What does 衣带诏 mean in Chinese?
衣带诏 (yī dài zhào) means “the Girdle Edict, Secret Imperial Edict hidden in a belt”.
How do you pronounce 衣带诏?
衣带诏 is pronounced yī dài zhào in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “The Girdle Edict” in Chinese?
“The Girdle Edict” is 衣带诏 (yī dài zhào) in Chinese.