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痛 — Chinese character

痛
tòng
ache, pain; bitterness, sorrow; deeply, thoroughly

Pinyin
tòng
Radical
104 ⽧ (Sickness)
Strokes
12
Components
疒 甬
Formation
pictophonetic — sickness; meaning component 疒; sound component 甬
Japanese
痛 as a kanji

Common words with 痛

WordPinyinMeaning
痛苦tòng kǔpain; suffering
疼痛téng tòngpain; (of a body part) to be painful; to be sore; to hurt
头痛 (頭痛)tóu tòngto have a headache
心痛xīn tòngto feel distressed about sth; heartache
悲痛bēi tònggrieved; sorrowful
痛快tòng kuàidelighted; to one's heart's content
痛恨tòng hènto detest; to loathe
伤痛 (傷痛)shāng tòngpain (from wound); sorrow
痛哭tòng kūto cry bitterly
惨痛 (慘痛)cǎn tòngbitter; painful
痛心tòng xīngrieved; pained
痛楚tòng chǔpain; anguish

English words written with 痛

痛 in the Chinese classics

Occurrences: Mencius 1

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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