涕: Chinese characters that describe physiology or emotions, which you need to learn if you want to become a near-native Chinese speaker (more than 7,000 characters in total)

The Chinese word【涕】that we will introduce this time is a word that describes physiology or emotion. It is mainly used for the following meanings:

Runny nose or tears.

You’ll find the pronunciation for this Chinese character here.

Mandarin Pinyin of 【涕】:tì

Cantonese Jyutping of 【涕】:tai3

Here, you can find an overview of the character 【涕】︰

Here are some situations where you can use【涕】, for example:Describing physical or emotional , It means mainly snot or tears.The richness and complexity of Chinese characters enable various interpretations, some of which may exceed what is presented here.

【涕】is a single word that enhances clarity and specificity when matched with others, for example【流涕、悲涕】(Mandarin Pinyin:liú tì 、bēi tì/ Cantonese Jyutping:lau4 tai3 、bei1 tai3)

This character is made up of 10 strokes,It is a Chinese character that must be learned by those aiming to reach a near-native level of proficiency in Chinese,Below is an example sentence related to this character.:

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他激動得流下了悲涕。

He was so moved that he shed tears.

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