Which Chinese characters are pronounced sang?

This page lists 8 dictionary entries with the base pinyin syllable sang, organized by their tone-marked pronunciation.

Do all sang characters have the same tone?

No. Characters can share the base syllable sang while using different Mandarin tones. The tone-marked pinyin beside each character shows the difference.

How can I practice writing sang characters?

Open any character for animated stroke order, or send the character set to the free worksheet generator for printable Tianzige or Mizige practice.

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PINYIN SYLLABLE

Chinese characters with Pinyin sang

Learn how to write 8 Chinese characters pronounced “sang” across 3 tone-marked pronunciations. Open any character for animated stroke order, words, sentences, and printable practice.

sàng1 sǎng5 sāng2

START WITH COMMON CHARACTERS

Common “sang” 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.

丧sàng

mourning

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嗓sǎng

throat

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桑sāng

surname Sang

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TONE-MARKED PINYIN

Chinese characters pronounced sàng

1 dictionary entry uses the pronunciation sàng, including 丧 (mourning).

1 character

丧sàng

mourning

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TONE-MARKED PINYIN

Chinese characters pronounced sǎng

5 dictionary entries use the pronunciation sǎng, including 嗓 (throat), 搡 (to push forcefully), 磉 (stone plinth), 颡 ((literary) forehead), 顙 (Chinese character).

5 characters

嗓sǎng

throat

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搡sǎng

to push forcefully

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磉sǎng

stone plinth

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颡sǎng

(literary) forehead