喏 Stroke Order

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Information of 喏

Pinyin nuò、 rě

Radical

口

Strokes

11 strokes

Usage

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Definition

to salute / make one's curtsy

喏 [nuò] 1. Interjection used to draw attention to something being indicated. Example: "喏，这不是我上周丢的钱包吗?" (Look, isn't this the wallet I lost last week?) 2. Same as "诺". 喏 [rě] 1. A sound made while bowing as a sign of respect in ancient times (English: hi). 引例: 1. From "老学庵笔记" by Lu You during the Song Dynasty: "先君言，旧制，朝参，拜舞而已。政和以后，增以喏。然绍兴中，予造朝，已不复喏矣。" (The former monarch said that the old rule during court meetings was just to bow and dance. After Zhenghe, it was added to include "喏." However, during the Shaoxing period, I did not do so anymore.) 2. See also nuò. 古代表示敬意的呼喊: 1. A cry signifying respect in ancient times. Example: 唱喏 (To call out while bowing respectfully).

唱喏 chàng nuò

to answer respectfully "yes"