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羸瘦 Pronunciation and Pinyin

羸瘦 Usage and Examples

thin and weak; emaciated

The characters in 羸瘦

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
羸
léi19Thin, weak, or emaciated
瘦
shòu15thin, lean, or slender

More words starting with 羸

  • léi羸liè劣thin and weak
  • léi羸ruò弱thin and weak; frail
  • léi羸bèi惫weak and exhausted; over-tired
  • léi羸dùn顿thin and exhausted

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Questions about 羸瘦

What does 羸瘦 mean in Chinese?

羸瘦 (léi shòu) means “thin and weak; emaciated”.

How do you pronounce 羸瘦?

羸瘦 is pronounced léi shòu in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “thin and weak; emaciated” in Chinese?

“thin and weak; emaciated” is 羸瘦 (léi shòu) in Chinese.

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