Dictionary › 曩
曩
nǎng
What 曩 means
- in former times
Characters built on 襄
These share the phonetic component 襄 (xiāng), which is why their readings rhyme. Learning them as a family is far cheaper than learning them one at a time.
- 壤rǎng(bound form) soil; earth; (literary) the earth (contrasted with heaven 天
- 嚷rǎngto shout; to bellow; to make a big deal of sth
- 攘rǎng(literary) to push up one's sleeves; (literary) to reject; to resist…
- 穰rángabundant; stalk of grain
- 瓤rángpulp (of fruit); sth inside a covering; bad
- 禳rángsacrifice for avoiding calamity
Sounds the same
Read nǎng, tone for tone, but written differently.
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