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牵 — Chinese character

牵
qiān
to drag, to pull, to lead by the hand

Pinyin
qiān
Radical
93 ⽜ (Cow)
Strokes
9
Components
大 冖 牛
Formation
ideographic — A person 大 pulling an ox 牛 by a rope 冖
Traditional
牽

Common words with 牵

WordPinyinMeaning
牵引 (牽引)qiān yǐnto pull; to draw (a cart); to tow
牵涉 (牽涉)qiān shèto involve; implicated
牵连 (牽連)qiān liánto implicate; implicated
牵扯 (牽扯)qiān chěto involve; to implicate; to be interrelated
牵头 (牽頭)qiān tóuto lead (an animal by the head); to take the lead
牵制 (牽制)qiān zhìto control; to curb
牵动 (牽動)qiān dòngto affect; to produce a change in sth
牵挂 (牽掛)qiān guàto worry about; to be concerned about
牵手 (牽手)qiān shǒuto hold hands
牵强 (牽強)qiān qiǎngfar-fetched; implausible (chain of reasoning)
手牵手 (手牽手)shǒu qiān shǒuhand in hand
牵涉到 (牽涉到)qiān shè dàoto involve; to drag in

English words written with 牵

Data: Make Me a Hanzi (Arphic Public License (graphics.txt); LGPL-3.0-or-later (dictionary.txt)); Unihan Database (Unicode License v3); CC-CEDICT (CC BY-SA 4.0). Retrieved 2026-10-22.

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