Dictionary › 荦
荦
luò
What 荦 means
- brindled ox
- clear
- eminent
Characters built on 艹
These share the phonetic component 艹 (cǎo), which is why their readings rhyme. Learning them as a family is far cheaper than learning them one at a time.
- 获huò(literary) to catch; to capture; (literary) to get; to obtain; to win
- 落luòto fall or drop; (of the sun) to set; (of a tide) to go out
- 萝luóradish
- 茁zhuóto display vigorous, new growth; to sprout
- 藿huòLophanthus rugosus; beans
- 蓑suōrain coat made of straw etc
- 蒴shuòpod; capsule
- 蒻ruòyoung rush (Typha japonica), a kind of cattail
Sounds the same
Read luò, tone for tone, but written differently.
- 落to fall or drop; (of the sun) to set; (of a tide) to go out
- 络net-like object; to hold sth in place with a net; to wind
- 洛used in transliteration
- 摞to pile up; to stack; a pile
- 烙used in 炮烙
- 咯to cough up; also pr. kǎ
- 珞neck-ornament
- 骆camel; white horse with a black mane (archaic)
- 漯used in 漯河
- 泺name of a river
- 雒black horse with white mane; fearful
- 纙string on which coins are strung
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