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廷臣们
廷臣们
廷臣们
廷臣们
廷臣们
廷臣们
廷臣们
廷臣们

廷臣们 Pronunciation and Pinyin

廷臣们 Usage and Examples

courtiers

palace officials

The characters in 廷臣们

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
廷
tíng7imperial court
臣
chén6official or subject
们
men5plural marker for pronouns

More words starting with 廷

  • tíng廷jì寄Imperial dispatch, Secret imperial edict
  • tíng廷zhàng杖Court flogging, Flogging in court
  • tíng廷chén臣courtier, court official
  • tíng廷shì试Palace examination, Court examination

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Questions about 廷臣们

What does 廷臣们 mean in Chinese?

廷臣们 (tíng chén men) means “courtiers, palace officials”.

How do you pronounce 廷臣们?

廷臣们 is pronounced tíng chén men in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “courtiers” in Chinese?

“courtiers” is 廷臣们 (tíng chén men) in Chinese.

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