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忍 — Chinese character

忍
rěn
to endure, to bear, to suffer, to tolerate

Pinyin
rěn
Radical
61 ⼼ (Heart)
Strokes
7
Components
刃 心
Formation
ideographic — A knife 刃 piercing the heart 心; 刃 also provides the pronunciation
Japanese
忍 as a kanji

Common words with 忍

WordPinyinMeaning
忍不住rěn bu zhùcannot help; unable to bear
残忍 (殘忍)cán rěncruel; merciless; ruthless
忍受rěn shòuto bear; to endure
容忍róng rěnto put up with; to tolerate
忍耐rěn nàito endure; to put up with; to exercise patience
不忍bù rěncannot bear to
忍者rěn zhěninja
忍无可忍 (忍無可忍)rěn wú kě rěnmore than one can bear (idiom); at the end of one's patience; the last straw
强忍 (強忍)qiǎng rěnto resist (with great difficulty)
难以忍受 (難以忍受)nán yǐ rěn shòuhard to endure; unbearable
忍心rěn xīnto have the heart to do sth; to steel oneself to a task
惨不忍睹 (慘不忍睹)cǎn bù rěn dǔlit. so horrible that one cannot bear to look (idiom); fig. miserable; horrendous; atrocious

English words written with 忍

忍 in the Chinese classics

Occurrences: Analects 3 · Mencius 19 · Zhuangzi 8

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