哀告 Pronunciation and Pinyin
哀告 Usage and Examples
To beg piteously; to supplicate.
你兄弟的血有声音从地里向我哀告。
Listen! Your brother's blood cries out to me from the ground.
且听今天从地里发出的各种哀告。
Listen to all the voices rising from the ground today.
The characters in 哀告
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 哀
- āi哀yuè乐funeral music; dirge
- āi哀shāng伤sorrow, grief
- āi哀shāng伤bù不yǐ已deeply saddened, inconsolable
- āi哀bīng兵bì必shèng胜de的xìn信niàn念The belief that a desperate force is bound to win., The conviction that an underdog with nothing to lose will triumph.
- āi哀háo号To wail with grief or sorrow.
- āi哀tàn叹lament, bemoan
- āi哀qǐ启Mournful statement, Sorrowful announcement
- āi哀háo嚎wail, howl
- āi哀wǎn婉de的plaintive, mournful
- āi哀zǐ子mourning son, bereaved parent
- āi哀jiā家I, the Empress Dowager, I (self-designation used by an empress dowager after the death of her husband)
- āi哀yōu忧sorrow, grief
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Open the tool →Questions about 哀告
What does 哀告 mean in Chinese?
哀告 (āi gào) means “to beg piteously; to supplicate”.
How do you pronounce 哀告?
哀告 is pronounced āi gào in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “To beg piteously; to supplicate.” in Chinese?
“To beg piteously; to supplicate.” is 哀告 (āi gào) in Chinese.
How is 哀告 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 哀告, each with pinyin and an English translation.