唉 Stroke Order
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Information of 唉
Pinyin
ài、 āi
Radical
口
Strokes
10 strokes
Usage
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Definition
an interjection / to express realization or agreement (yes, oh, right, etc), alas / oh dear
唉 [āi]
1. Interjection, indicating agreement or acknowledgment.
2. A sound expressing a sigh.
唉 [āi]
1. Interjection used to show sadness or regret (e.g., oh, well).
2. To express sympathy (e.g., alas).
唉 [āi]
1. The original meaning: to signify agreement.
2. Etymology: A phonetic compound, derived from the mouth (口) with the sound "矣".
3. Related meanings:
a. Same as the original meaning (en: yes; well).
b. Borrowed to mean "eh" to express a sigh (en: alas).
4. See also ài.
唉 [āi]
1. Indicates sadness or regret (en: oh, well).
Example: 唉! 他不小心摔伤了 (Oh! He unfortunately hurt himself).
2. Indicates sympathy (en: alas).
Example: 唉, 他病得怪可怜的! (Alas, he is terribly ill!).
3. See also āi.
唉 [āi]
1. Interjection, indicating sadness or regret.
2. Interjection, indicating sadness or regret: 唉, 病了几天，把事都耽误了 (Alas, I’ve been ill for several days and have delayed everything).
唉 [āi]
1. Interjection indicating sadness or regret (e.g., oh, well). Example: 唉！他不小心摔伤了 (Oh! He accidentally injured himself).
2. Indicates sympathy (e.g., alas). Example: 唉，他病得怪可怜的！(Alas, he is very pitifully ill!).
3. See also āi.
Input Method for 唉
Pinyin
ai4
Wubi
kctd
Cangjie
riok
Zhengma
jzma
Four Corner
63084
Unicode
U+5509
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