朴拙 (pǔ zhuō) — “Simple and unadorned, plain and rustic” in Chinese
朴拙 (pǔ zhuō) means “simple and unadorned, plain and rustic, artless simplicity” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
simple and unadorned
plain and rustic
artless simplicity
The characters in 朴拙
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Frequently asked questions
- What does 朴拙 mean in Chinese?
- 朴拙 (pǔ zhuō) means “simple and unadorned, plain and rustic, artless simplicity”.
- How do you pronounce 朴拙?
- 朴拙 is pronounced pǔ zhuō in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “simple and unadorned” in Chinese?
- “simple and unadorned” is 朴拙 (pǔ zhuō) in Chinese.