亡是公 Pronunciation and Pinyin
亡是公 Usage and Examples
Mr. Not-is
Sir No-is
Mr. Non-being
The characters in 亡是公
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 亡
- wáng亡yì佚lost; no longer extant
- wáng亡bā八bastard, scoundrel
- wáng亡qù去to flee; to be lost or scattered
- wáng亡mìng命Flee, Become a fugitive
- wáng亡guó国Fall of a nation, National subjugation
- wáng亡fū夫late husband, deceased husband
- wáng亡shī失lost, missing
- wáng亡pín嫔deceased consort, late consort
- wáng亡gù故deceased, died
- wáng亡líng灵the soul of the dead
- wáng亡zhě者the dead, the deceased
- wáng亡zhě者mí弥sa撒Requiem Mass, Mass for the Dead
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Open the tool →Questions about 亡是公
What does 亡是公 mean in Chinese?
亡是公 (wáng shì gōng) means “Mr. Not-is, Sir No-is, Mr. Non-being”.
How do you pronounce 亡是公?
亡是公 is pronounced wáng shì gōng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Mr. Not-is” in Chinese?
“Mr. Not-is” is 亡是公 (wáng shì gōng) in Chinese.