RADICAL GROUP
Mouth radical
Often associated with: speech and the mouth.
428 indexed characters use this radical form.
Characters indexed under 口
interjection of surprise
hoarse
(used in transliterating chemical names)
interjection or grunt of agreement or recognition (e.g. yes, it's me!)
(literary) to choke; to have a blockage in the throat
to belch
Chinese character
sorrow; grief; pity
hey!
(interjection) oh!
loud clamor
clamor
bar (loanword) (serving drinks, or providing Internet access etc)
denote a sound or sharp noise (gunfire etc)
modal particle indicating lack of enthusiasm
Chinese character
(onom.) thump
(phonetic)
Chinese character
used as phonetic bi- or pi-
Chinese character
(onom.) to bubble
used in 呼哱哱[hu1 bo1 bo1]
used in the transliteration of the names of organic compounds porphyrin 卟啉[bu3 lin2] and porphin 卟吩[bu3 fen1]
to eat
bustling
to scold
(onom.) scraping sound
Chinese character
to sing
to ridicule
to quarrel
to be angry at
to present to a superior
to scold
only (classical, usually follows negative or question words)
foot (unit of length equal to 0.3048 m)
to eat; to consume
(onom.) giggling
laugh at
Chinese character
to gasp
to blow
lip
(literary) to drink
(coll.) to scold
to spit
inch (English)
da! (sound used to move animals along)
(phonetic)
(onom.) used in words that describe machine gunfire, the ticking of a clock or the clatter of horse hooves etc
Chinese character
foolish
(interjection) hey!
to eat
Chinese character
Chinese character
garrulous
(onom.) for the sound of horsehoofs
(onom.) thud; thump
Chinese character
(onom.) sound of dripping water, a ticking clock etc
coy
to suspend
to hold with one's mouth (as a smoker with a cigarette or a dog with a bone)
flowing flood
idine (chemistry)
to sting or bite (of mosquito, bee etc)
(onom.) boom (of a drum)
toot
ton (loanword)
Chinese character
used in 吲哚[yin3 duo3]
(old)(interjection expressing disapproval, commiseration etc) tut!
used in 哆嗦[duo1suo5]
(exclamation)
beat a drum
startling
Chinese character
to bark
(used in loanwords for its phonetic value)
used in 吩咐[fen1fu5]
recite
to negate
used in 吩咐[fen1fu5] and 囑咐|嘱咐[zhu3fu5]
perplexed
Chinese character
used in transliteration, e.g. 呋喃[fu1 nan2], furan or 呋喃西林[fu1 nan2 xi1 lin2], furacilinum
phonetic ga (used in rendering Tibetan and Mongolian sounds)
cackling sound
(bound form) to say; to tell
hiccup
each
excellent
to cough up
elder brother
funny
to choke with emotion
used for transcription in 嗊吥|唝吥[Gong4 bu4]
Chinese character
ancient
good fortune
(onom.) for the sound of a bird, an empty stomach etc
crying sound of child
(onom.) bang
lopsided
(interj.) ha!
exclamation of regret
sound of sighing
to keep in the mouth
(literary) to put in the mouth
to yell
to howl (like a wolf)
howl
roar
sound
100 ml
(joining two nouns) and; together with; with (Taiwan pr. [han4])
Chinese character
expel breath
to drink
(interjection expressing surprise) oh!
oh alas
hey
to groan
roar of laughter (onom.)
throat
empress
to roar
a tiger's roar
to call
to whistle (with fingers in one's mouth)
(onom.) bang
Chinese character
to call
Chinese character
beak
neigh
(onom.) expressing admiration or surprise
(interj.) oh!
surname Ji
sip
grumble
Chinese character
(onom.) to pump (water)
Chinese character
excellent
to chew
to shout
to chew
harmonious (of music)
box (dialect)
sigh
unable to speak
fault
(onom.) wailing of child
sentence
loud laughter
to pout
monarch
(used as phonetic "ka")
coffee
(onom.) sound of coughing or vomiting
possessive particle (Cantonese)
to crack (seeds) between one's teeth
(prefix) can; may; able to; -able
to gnaw
throat
to knock
mouth
one of the five legendary emperors, also called 高辛氏[Gao1 xin1 shi4]
Chinese character
to cry; to weep
throat
Chinese character
(onom.) crash; bang; clang
used in 喹啉[kui2lin2]
to sigh
(onom.) sound of singing, cheering etc
(onom.) sound of wind, rain etc
used in 啷當|啷当[lang1 dang1]
to gossip
Chinese character
a noise
(used in place names)
sentence-final particle similar to 了[le5], but carrying a tone of approval
grain (unit of weight, approx. 0.065 grams)
minor government official or functionary (old)
sound of splitting
(final particle)
cry of a crane or wild goose
mile
clear
clear sound
used in 咧咧[lie1lie1]
used in the transliteration of the names of organic compounds such as porphyrin 卟啉[bu3 lin2] and quinoline 喹啉[kui2 lin2]
(bound form) stingy
other
used in 嘌呤[piao4 ling4]
used in 喉嚨|喉咙[hou2long2]
Chinese character
(final particle equivalent to 了[le5])
Chinese character
surname Lü
Chinese character
grumble
Chinese character
Chinese character
interjection expressing consent
(coll.) what?
used in 唵嘛呢叭咪吽[an3 ma2 ni2 ba1 mi1 hong1]
Chinese character
Chinese character
to scold
mark (loanword)
Chinese character
(phonetic) as in pyrimidine
sound for calling a cat
(onom.) meow
the bleating of sheep
name
to cry (of birds, animals and insects)
life
moo (sound made by cow)
Chinese character
battle cry
how
mumble in repetition
sack
muttering, indistinct speech
clamor
particle indicating that a previously asked question is to be applied to the preceding word ("What about ...?", "And ...?")
(nonverbal grunt as interjection)
Chinese character
to gnaw
move the mouth as in speaking
Chinese character
to enjoin
Chinese character
garrulous
Chinese character
(indicating agreement) yes
sentence-final particle that conveys informality, warmth, friendliness or intimacy
oh; ah (used to indicate realization)
vomit
Chinese character
(onom.) bang
used in transliteration
to roar
bridle; reins
pah!
(of a smell) strong
Chinese character
(onom.) bang
beer
child's buttocks (esp. Cantonese)
(literary) fast
(bound form) article; commodity; product; goods
not
pooh
(onom.) pop
to whisper
device
to open
Chinese character
Chinese character
whispering sound
to irritate the nose
Chinese character
Chinese character
used in phonetic transcription -xine, -zine or -chin
to hold in (usually refers the mouth or eyes)
to vomit (of dogs and cats)
Chinese character
to shout
chattering
used in transliteration
throat
Chinese character
Chinese character
dialectal equivalent of 什麼|什么[shen2 me5]
to speak evil
good (virtuous)
commerce
a whistle
(literary) to smile
(literary) to recite; to chant; to intone
addicted to
to devour
history
to sell
(onom.) swishing
to suck
succession (to a title)
to take charge of
(onom.) to hiss
hiss
(bound form) to cough
to urge on
(onom.) whooshing
the crop of a bird
Chinese character
used in 嗩吶|唢呐[suo3 na4]
Chinese character
to suck
to suck
to suck
platform
to sigh
Chinese character
used in 嘽嘽|啴啴[chan3chan3] and 嘽緩|啴缓[chan3huan3]
Chinese character
to exaggerate
wail
(bound form) to cry; to weep loudly
sneeze
to drink
to listen to; to hear
like
(onom.) thump
to spit
to swallow
Chinese character
saliva
Wow!
Chinese character
only
taste
hey
Chinese character
kiss
(onom.) buzz
(onom.) cry of a rooster (usu. reduplicated)
Chinese character
surname Wu
surname Wu
oh (expression of agreement or surprise)
(onom.) for humming or whimpering
Chinese character
gnaw
to be fond of
to breathe
sound of sobbing
laugh
to scare
to sip; to drink
all
towards
Chinese character
echo
pant
(of people) to whistle
Chinese character
a cry of alarm
Chinese character
to smell
call out
sh
to exhale slowly
Chinese character
clamor
(particle equivalent to 啊 after a vowel, expressing surprise or doubt)
mute; dumb; incapable of speech
Chinese character
Chinese character
throat; pharynx
to extend condolences
Chinese character
to bite
to shout
leaf
(Cantonese) thing
to choke (on)
expression of surprise
to talk in one's sleep
Chinese character
(onom.) to squeak
yeah (interjection of approval)
to chant
to stutter
used in 吲哚[yin3 duo3]
mute
calling of birds
Oh! (interjection indicating slight surprise)
(interjection expressing surprise) Oh!
Chinese character
(literary) (of a fish) to stick its mouth out of the water
to sing
(bound form) right; right-hand side
Oh! (exclamation of dismay etc)
to describe sth as
(bound form) person engaged in a certain field of activity
Chinese character
to puke
Chinese character
dialectal equivalent of 怎麼|怎么[zen3me5]
to sip
(exclamatory or interrogative particle)
I or me
used in 囉唣|啰唣[luo2 zao4]
chirping of birds
(literary) (of birds or insects) to chirp
(interj. of admiration or of disgust)
Chinese character
used for the sound "zha" in the names of certain legendary figures (e.g. 哪吒[Ne2 zha1])
used in 叱咤[chi4zha4]
used in 嘲哳[zhao1zha1] and 啁哳[zhao1zha1]
used in 喳喳[cha1cha5]
to call together
wise
Chinese character
used in 啫哩[zhe3 li1]
8 in. length unit of Zhou dynasty
only; merely; just
(onom.) creaking or groaning
incantation
to make a circuit
used in 啁哳[zhao1 zha1]
to enjoin
Chinese character
to sing (of birds or insects)
Chinese character
to peck
to consult
to chew
mouth
azole (chemistry)
(literary) to gnaw