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胖 — Chinese character

胖
pàng
fat, plump, obese; a fat person

Pinyin
pàng
Radical
130 ⾁ (Meat)
Strokes
9
Components
半
Formation
pictophonetic — flesh; meaning component ⺼; sound component 半
Japanese
胖 as a kanji

Common words with 胖

WordPinyinMeaning
胖子pàng zifat person; fatty
肥胖féi pàngfat; obese
发胖 (發胖)fā pàngto put on weight; to get fat
微胖wēi pàngslightly chubby; stoutish
肥胖症féi pàng zhèngobesity
长胖 (長胖)zhǎng pàngto get fat; to gain weight
矮胖ǎi pàngshort and stout; dumpy
胖乎乎pàng hū hūchubby
胖次pàng cì(Internet slang) panties (loanword)
胖嘟嘟pàng dū dūplump; pudgy
胖大海pàng dà hǎimalva nut; seed of Sterculia lychnophora
胖头鱼 (胖頭魚)pàng tóu yúsee 鳙鱼 (yōng yú)

English words written with 胖

胖 in the Chinese classics

Occurrences: Great Learning 1

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