舌尖顫音

简 舌尖颤音 · 繁 舌尖顫音
Mandarin · pinyin shé jiān chàn yīn

Meanings

  1. alveolar trill (e.g. Russian r sound)
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Characters in this entry

舌
shé · tongue; clapper of bell; Kangxi radical 135
尖
jiān · sharp, pointed, acute, keen
顫
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音
yīn · sound, tone, pitch, pronunciation; Kangxi radical 180
颤
chàn · shiver, tremble; trembling
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Mandarin tones

2–1–4–1 · she2 jian1 chan4 yin1

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Rime Cantonese 粵拼

sit3 zim1 zin3 jam1

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