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嫌 — Chinese character

嫌
xián
to hate, to detest; to criticize; to suspect

Pinyin
xián
Radical
38 ⼥ (Woman)
Strokes
13
Components
女 兼
Formation
pictophonetic — woman; meaning component 女; sound component 兼
Japanese
嫌 as a kanji

Common words with 嫌

WordPinyinMeaning
涉嫌shè xiánto be a suspect (in a crime); to be suspected of
嫌犯xián fàncriminal suspect
嫌疑人xián yí réna suspect
嫌疑xián yísuspicion; to have suspicions
嫌弃 (嫌棄)xián qìto regard with disdain; to shun
嫌疑犯xián yí fàna suspect
嫌隙xián xìhostility; animosity
前嫌qián xiánformer hatred; bygone enmity
嫌恶 (嫌惡)xián wùto loathe; to abhor
凶嫌 (兇嫌)xiōng xiánalleged killer (or attacker); suspect in a case of violent crime
避嫌bì xiánto avoid arousing suspicion
稍嫌shāo xiánmore than one would wish; somewhat

English words written with 嫌

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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