拼
to piece together; to put together; to pool (resources etc); to share; to risk all; to go all out; to spell (words)
9 strokes
Dict coverage rank #1,082 U+62FC
How 拼 is formed
Phono-semantic compound (形声字)
扌 (semantic, “hand”) + 并 (phonetic, bìng)
How to remember it
piece together · Heisig RSH #864
fingers + puzzle
Keyword method from Heisig's Remembering Simplified Hanzi.
Phonetic series: characters sharing the sound component 并
Siblings built with the same phonetic component 并 (bìng) — compare how they read:
| Character | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 并 sound component | bìng | to combine, to annex; also, what's more |
| 饼 | bǐng | rice-cake, pastry, biscuit |
| 屏 | píng | screen, shield; to put aside, to reject; to hold |
| 瓶 | píng | bottle, jug, pitcher, vase |
| 胼 | pián | corn, callus |
| 迸 | bèng | to gush, to burst; to crack, to split |
Words containing 拼
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 拼花地板 | pīn huā dì bǎn | floor with tiled design |
| 拼音文字 | pīn yīn wén zì | phonetic alphabet; alphabetic writing system |
| 通用拼音 | tōng yòng pīn yīn | the common use romanization system introduced in Taiwan in 2003 |
| 有一拼 | yǒu yī pīn | comparable; on a par (with) |
| 拼多多 | Pīn duō duō | Pinduoduo, social e-commerce company founded in 2015 |
| 汉语拼音 | Hàn yǔ Pīn yīn | Hanyu Pinyin, the romanization system used in the PRC since the 1960s |
| 拼音字母 | pīn yīn zì mǔ | phonetic letters |
| 拼起来 | pīn qi lai | to put together |
| 自然拼读 | zì rán pīn dú | phonics |
| 拼法 | pīn fǎ | spelling |
| 拼力 | pīn lì | to spare no efforts |
| 邮政式拼音 | Yóu zhèng shì Pīn yīn | Chinese postal romanization, developed in the early 1900s, used until the 1980s |
| 拼车 | pīn chē | to carpool |
| 打拼 | dǎ pīn | to work hard; to try to make a living |
| 拼合 | pīn hé | to fit together; to put together |
| 拼板游戏 | pīn bǎn yóu xì | jigsaw puzzle; wood block puzzle |
| 拼成 | pīn chéng | to put sth together from component parts |
| 拼火 | pīn huǒ | to exchange fire |
| 火拼 | huǒ pīn | see 火併|火并[huo3 bing4] |
| 拼音 | pīn yīn | phonetic writing; pinyin (Chinese romanization) |