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身 — Chinese character

身
shēn
body, torso; person; pregnancy

Pinyin
shēn
Radical
158 ⾝ (Body)
Strokes
7
Formation
pictographic — A pregnant woman
Japanese
身 as a kanji

Common words with 身

WordPinyinMeaning
身体 (身體)shēn tǐthe body; one's health
身上shēn shangon the body; at hand
本身běn shēnitself; in itself
身份shēn fènidentity; aspect of one's identity (e.g. mayor, father, permanent resident); role; capacity (as in "in his capacity as ..." 以 (yǐ) + ... + 的身份 (de shēn fèn)); s
身边 (身邊)shēn biānat one's side; on hand
自身zì shēnitself; oneself
全身quán shēnthe whole body; (typography) em
出身chū shēnto be born of; to come from
身分shēn fènvariant of 身份 (shēn fèn)
身为 (身為)shēn wéiin the capacity of; as
身份证 (身份證)shēn fèn zhèngidentity card; ID
终身 (終身)zhōng shēnlifelong; all one's life

English words written with 身

身 in the Chinese classics

Occurrences: Tao Te Ching 23 · Analects 17 · I Ching 2 · Mencius 53 · Zhuangzi 115 · Great Learning 15 · Doctrine of the Mean 17

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