佩刀 Pronunciation and Pinyin
佩刀 Usage and Examples
a saber or knife worn at the waist
大能者阿，愿你腰间佩刀，大有荣耀和威严。
Gird thy sword upon thy thigh, o most mighty, with thy glory and thy majesty.
军官用皮带扣住佩刀。
The officer belted his sword on.
The characters in 佩刀
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 佩
- pèi佩jiàn剑saber, to wear a sword
- pèi佩dài带to wear or carry (on one's person)
- pèi佩dài戴wear, put on
- pèi佩dài戴zài在yāo腰jiān间de的waist-worn, worn at the waist
- pèi佩dài戴de的worn, wearing
- pèi佩dài戴zhe着wearing, adorned with
- pèi佩yǒu有wearing, with
- pèi佩fú服Admire, Respect
- pèi佩fú服bù不yǐ已Deeply impressed, Full of admiration
- pèi佩yù玉Wear jade, jade pendant
- pèi佩yù玉zhī之nuó傩Nuo ritual with jade, Jade-wearing Nuo ceremony
- pèi佩huán环ornamental pendants worn at the waist, jade pendants on a girdle
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Open the tool →Questions about 佩刀
What does 佩刀 mean in Chinese?
佩刀 (pèi dāo) means “a saber or knife worn at the waist”.
How do you pronounce 佩刀?
佩刀 is pronounced pèi dāo in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “a saber or knife worn at the waist” in Chinese?
“a saber or knife worn at the waist” is 佩刀 (pèi dāo) in Chinese.
How is 佩刀 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 佩刀, each with pinyin and an English translation.