PINYIN SYLLABLE
Chinese characters with Pinyin fu
Learn how to write 107 Chinese characters pronounced “fu” across 4 tone-marked pronunciations. Open any character for animated stroke order, words, sentences, and printable practice.
START WITH COMMON CHARACTERS
Common “fu” Chinese characters
The same romanized syllable can represent different characters and tones. These useful HSK vocabulary characters are shown first so learners can begin with everyday Mandarin.
TONE-MARKED PINYIN
Chinese characters pronounced fú
43 dictionary entries use the pronunciation fú, including 服 (clothes), 符 (mark), 幅 (width), 福 (good fortune), 扶 (to support with the hand).
clothes
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mark
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width
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good fortune
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to support with the hand
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to float
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to lean over
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to take prisoner
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(bound form) a cloth used to wrap or cover
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spoke of a wheel
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Chinese character
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(literary) not
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mallard
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to trust
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used in 芙蓉[fu2 rong2], lotus
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anger
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to flick
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ribbon for a seal
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heavy rope
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Angelica anomala
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fluorine (chemistry)
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to cleanse
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place name
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luxuriant growth
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used in 茯苓[fu2 ling2]
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suburbs
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dam up water with rocks
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(water-beetle)
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used in 匍匐[pu2 fu2]
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beam
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(name of a river)
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angry
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turnip
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(dragon fly)
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used in 幞頭|幞头[fu2tou2]
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(bound form) bat
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(archaic) embroidery using black and blue thread
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TONE-MARKED PINYIN
Chinese characters pronounced fù
31 dictionary entries use the pronunciation fù, including 附 (to add; to attach), 复 (to go and return), 父 (father), 付 (to pay), 负 (to bear).
to add; to attach
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to go and return
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father
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to pay
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to bear
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(bound form) instructor
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rich
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woman
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secondary
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poetic essay
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to cover
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used in 吩咐[fen1fu5] and 囑咐|嘱咐[zhu3fu5]
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to go
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to bind
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abdomen
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to report a bereavement
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abundant
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prince consort
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silver carp
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to contribute to funeral expenses
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insect
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Haliotis gigantea
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fragrance
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TONE-MARKED PINYIN
Chinese characters pronounced fǔ
19 dictionary entries use the pronunciation fǔ, including 府 (seat of government), 腐 (decay), 辅 (to assist), 抚 (to comfort), 斧 (hatchet).
seat of government
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decay
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to assist
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to comfort
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hatchet
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to look down
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perplexed
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(classical) barely
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(phonetic "pol", used in Korean place names)
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pat
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to exhort
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kettle
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internal organs
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name of a river in Hebei
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(archaic) motif of axes with black handles and white heads, a symbol of authority embroidered on ceremonial robes
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TONE-MARKED PINYIN
Chinese characters pronounced fū
14 dictionary entries use the pronunciation fū, including 夫 (husband), 肤 (skin), 孵 (breeding), 敷 (to spread), 伕 (Chinese character).
husband
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skin
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breeding
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to spread
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used in transliteration, e.g. 呋喃[fu1 nan2], furan or 呋喃西林[fu1 nan2 xi1 lin2], furacilinum
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to state to, to announce
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instep; tarsus
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bran
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husk
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instep
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PRINTABLE PRACTICE
Practice these fu characters
Create an A4 Tianzige or Mizige worksheet using 12 useful characters from this pronunciation group.
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