COMPONENTS & ETYMOLOGY
How 胆 is built
Traditional etymology note: ⺼ (flesh) suggests the meaning, while 旦 suggests the pronunciation.
More “dan” characters →gall bladder
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dǎn
gall bladder
dà dǎn
brazen; audacious; outrageous; bold
dǎn xiǎo
cowardice; timid
dǎn liàng
courage; boldness; guts
dǎn qiè
timidity; timid; cowardly
dǎn xiǎo guǐ
coward
tí xīn diào dǎn
(saying) to be very scared and on edge
COMPONENTS & ETYMOLOGY
Traditional etymology note: ⺼ (flesh) suggests the meaning, while 旦 suggests the pronunciation.
More “dan” characters →LEARNING TIP
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Practice on CanvasWORDS WITH 胆
dà dǎn
brazen; audacious; outrageous; bold
dǎn xiǎo
cowardice; timid
dǎn liàng
courage; boldness; guts
dǎn qiè
timidity; timid; cowardly
dǎn xiǎo guǐ
coward
tí xīn diào dǎn
(saying) to be very scared and on edge
胆 is written with 9 strokes.
胆 (dǎn) means gall bladder.
The radical of 胆 is ⺼, associated with Not yet classified.