孤哀子 (gū āi zǐ) — “A son who has lost both parents” in Chinese
孤哀子 (gū āi zǐ) means “a son who has lost both parents” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
a son who has lost both parents
The characters in 孤哀子
More words starting with 孤
- gū孤ào傲Proudly aloof, Arrogantly independent
- gū孤pì僻unsociable, reclusive
- gū孤ér儿orphan
- gū孤jūn军shēn深rù入de地Penetrating deep alone, Isolated deep advance
- gū孤dān单Alone; lonely.
- gū孤chéng城Isolated city, Lonely city
- gū孤gū孤líng零líng零de的lonely, all alone
- gū孤jì寂loneliness, solitude
- gū孤guǎ寡solitary, orphans and widows
- gū孤guá寡lǎo老rén人elderly person living alone, lonely old person
- gū孤guǎ寡guān鳏dú独de的desolate, solitary and helpless
- gū孤dǎo岛Isolated island
Frequently asked questions
- What does 孤哀子 mean in Chinese?
- 孤哀子 (gū āi zǐ) means “a son who has lost both parents”.
- How do you pronounce 孤哀子?
- 孤哀子 is pronounced gū āi zǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “a son who has lost both parents” in Chinese?
- “a son who has lost both parents” is 孤哀子 (gū āi zǐ) in Chinese.