文牒 Pronunciation and Pinyin
文牒 Usage and Examples
official document
credentials
passport
The characters in 文牒
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 文
- wén文zhōng中in the text, in the article
- wén文shū书documents, scribe
- wén文shū书chú处lǐ理document processing, word processing
- wén文shū书gōng工zuò作Paperwork, Clerical work
- wén文rén人literati, scholar
- wén文rén人chū出shēn身scholar background, literary background
- wén文rén人mò墨kè客men们Literati, Scholars and writers
- wén文rén人yǎ雅shì士men们literati, men of letters
- wén文rén人yǎ雅shì士de的of literati, literati's
- wén文rén人yǎ雅shì士de的qīng清qù趣The elegant pleasures of literati, Literati's refined tastes
- wén文rén人yǎ雅jí集Literati gathering, Elegant assembly of scholars
- wén文jiàn件file, document
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Open the tool →Questions about 文牒
What does 文牒 mean in Chinese?
文牒 (wén dié) means “official document, credentials, passport”.
How do you pronounce 文牒?
文牒 is pronounced wén dié in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “official document” in Chinese?
“official document” is 文牒 (wén dié) in Chinese.