德操 (dé cāo) — “Moral character, Virtue” in Chinese
德操 (dé cāo) means “Moral character, Virtue” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
Moral character
Virtue
The characters in 德操
More words starting with 德
- dé德xiān先shēng生Mr. Democracy
- dé德huà化Dehua, Dehua County
- dé德xing性Virtue; moral character.
- dé德zhèng政Benevolent government, Benevolent administration
- dé德zhì智tí体měi美láo劳Moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic, and labor education, Moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic, and practical skills
- dé德zé泽favor, grace
- dé德zé泽guǎng广bù布Virtue and benevolence spread widely, To extensively disseminate kindness and benefits
- dé德chāo焯qín勤Dezhuoqian, Outstanding virtue and diligence
- dé德yòu祐Deyou Era, Deyou
- dé德yòu祐zǒng总lù录Déyòu Compilation, Déyòu Records
- dé德yù育moral education
- dé德yù育xùn训dǎo导moral education and guidance, moral discipline
Frequently asked questions
- What does 德操 mean in Chinese?
- 德操 (dé cāo) means “Moral character, Virtue”.
- How do you pronounce 德操?
- 德操 is pronounced dé cāo in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “Moral character” in Chinese?
- “Moral character” is 德操 (dé cāo) in Chinese.