丁丑 (dīng chǒu) — “Dingchou, Ding-chou” in Chinese
丁丑 (dīng chǒu) means “Dingchou, Ding-chou, the fourteenth year of the sexagenary cycle” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
Dingchou
Ding-chou
the fourteenth year of the sexagenary cycle
The characters in 丁丑
More words starting with 丁
- dīng丁ding丁Tintin
- dīng丁hài亥Dinghai, 24th year of the sexagenary cycle
- dīng丁hài亥nián年Dinghai Year, Year of the Pig
- dīng丁xīng兴wàng旺Ding Xingwang, Ding Hsing-wang
- dīng丁cè册Volume D
- dīng丁dōng冬ding-dong, jingle
- dīng丁mǎo卯Dingmao, Year of the Rabbit
- dīng丁mǎo卯nián年Dingmao Year, Year of Dingmao
- dīng丁kǒu口population, household members
- dīng丁kǒu口shù数liàng量Population size, Number of people
- dīng丁bà坝spur dike, groyne
- dīng丁níng宁Ding Ning
Frequently asked questions
- What does 丁丑 mean in Chinese?
- 丁丑 (dīng chǒu) means “Dingchou, Ding-chou, the fourteenth year of the sexagenary cycle”.
- How do you pronounce 丁丑?
- 丁丑 is pronounced dīng chǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “Dingchou” in Chinese?
- “Dingchou” is 丁丑 (dīng chǒu) in Chinese.