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Information of 辛

Pinyin xīn

Radical

辛

Strokes

7 strokes

Usage

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Definition

8th heavenly stem / tired

辛 [xīn] 1. Hot; spicy; pungent. 辣：～辣。五～。 2. Hardship; toil; labor. 劳苦，艰难：～苦。～劳。 3. Sadness; grief. 悲伤：～酸。 4. The eighth of the ten Heavenly Stems, used as a pattern for the eighth position. 天干的第八位，用于作顺序第八的代称：～亥革命。 5. A surname. 姓。辛 [xīn] (as a noun) - Original Meaning: Major crime. - Etymology: Pictograph. According to oracle bone inscriptions, it resembles an ancient execution knife. 1. Same as the original meaning (crime). 2. Pungent vegetables such as garlic and onion. 3. The eighth of the ten Heavenly Stems matched with the Earthly Branches, used to denote years, months, and days. 4. Name of the Shang Emperor (Xin). 5. A surname. 辛 [xīn] (as an adjective) 1. Spicy; hot (in taste or flavor). 2. Hard; laborious; toil; arduous. 3. Painful; sad. 4. Aching. Additional generations: - Spicy: pain cried out, symbol of a sinner. - Romantic and bitter emotions, involved in hardship. 辛 [xīn] (as a noun) - Original Meaning: Major crime. - Etymology: Pictograph resembling an ancient execution knife. 1. Equivalent to major crime. 2. Pungent vegetables like garlic and onion. 3. The eighth Heavenly Stem. 4. Name of the Shang Emperor. 5. A surname. 辛 [xīn] (as an adjective) 1. Spicy; hot in flavor. 2. Laborious; hard work; difficult. 3. Painful; sad. 4. Aching.

辛卯 xīn mǎo

twenty-eighth year H4 of the 60 year cycle, e.g. 2011 or 2071

长辛店 zhǎng xīn diàn

Changxindian

粒粒皆辛苦 lì lì jiē xīn kǔ

Hard work

辛亥 xīn hài

forty-eighth year H12 of the 60 year cycle, e.g. 1971 or 2031 / cf 辛亥革命[Xin1 hai4 Ge2 ming4], Xinhai Revolution of 1911

辛亥首 xīn hài shǒu

The first of Xinhai

含辛茹苦 hán xīn rú kǔ

to suffer every possible torment (idiom); bitter hardship / to bear one's cross

艰辛 jiān xīn

hardships / arduous / difficult

历尽艰辛 lì jìn jiān xīn

go through much suffering / drain the cup of bitterness to the dregs / go through many hardships / have gone through all kinds of hardships and difficulties

辛苦 xīn kǔ

exhausting / hard / tough / arduous / to work hard / to go to a lot of trouble / hardship(s)

莱辛 lái xīn

lessing

赫尔辛基 Hè ěr xīn jī

Helsinki (Swedish Helsingfors), capital of Finland

辛辣 xīn là

spicy hot (taste) / fig. biting (criticism)

辛辛苦苦 xīn xīn kǔ kǔ

painstakingly / with great trouble

千辛万苦 qiān xīn wàn kǔ

to suffer untold hardships (idiom); trials and tribulations / with difficulty / after some effort

拉辛 Lā xīn

Jean Racine (1639-1699), French dramatist

基辛格 Jī xīn gé

Henry Kissinger (1923-), US academic and politician, Secretary of State 1973-1977

奉辛比克党 Fèng xīn bǐ kè dǎng

Funcinpec (royalist Cambodian political party)

不辞辛苦 bù cí xīn kǔ

to make nothing of hardships

细辛 xì xīn

Manchurian wild ginger (family Asarum)

辛辛那提 Xīn xīn nà tí

Cincinnati, Ohio