Chinese Characters Starting with "ALL"

Every character has an origin. Discover the pictographs, myths, and history behind each Chinese character — with pinyin, stroke order, HSK level, and audio pronunciation.

噬

shì

This 16-stroke mouth-on-tongue character originate

噫

yī

This 16-stroke mouth-shaped sigh has echoed throug

噩

è

This 16-stroke character began as four identical m

哕

yuě

A 9-stroke mouth + motion glyph born from ancient

哝

nóng

Born from 'mouth' + 'handling jade,' this 9-stroke

噤

jìn

This 16-stroke mouth-under-metal-bar character doe

噢

ō

This 15-stroke 'oh' didn’t exist in classical Chi

哒

dā

This character doesn’t mean anything—it *is* the

噞

yǎn

A 2,000-year-old poetic verb that doesn’t mean ‘

咝

sī

This character looks like three 'S' sounds drawn w

噙

qín

This mouth-radical character looks like a bird tra

噘

juē

This 15-stroke mouth-bender originated as 'a mouth

噗

pū

This 15-stroke mouth-sound isn’t just ‘pop’ —

噔

dēng

A 15-stroke sonic thunderclap — built from 'mouth

嘘

xū

This 'shh!' character hides a 2,200-year-old visua

噏

xī

A rare, poetic character born from ‘mouth + inhal

噎

yē

This character’s right side isn’t ‘world’ — i

噍

jiào

A 15-stroke mouth-plus-burn character born from an

噌

cēng

This 15-stroke mouth-shouting character doesn’t m

噇

chuáng

A mouth plus biceps — this character doesn’t jus

噂

zǔn

This rare character hides two mouths stacked like

噀

xùn

This character’s right side is 迅 (‘swift’) —

嘻

xī

This 'laugh' isn’t a verb — it’s a mouth-shaped

呒

fǔ

This 'perplexed' character isn’t written — it’s

嘶

sī

Born from ancient hands tearing silk, this 15-stro

哓

xiāo

A 9-stroke mouth-character whose right side (肖) l

叽

jī

This 5-stroke character packs centuries of whisper

嘭

pēng

This character isn’t ancient—it’s a linguistic

嘬

chuài

This 'mouth + most' character visually screams 'ex

嘧

mì

A 20th-century scientific invention — no ancient

嘦

jiào

This character doesn’t exist in ancient texts or

嘥

sāi

This 'waste' character doesn’t exist in ancient s

嘣

bēng

This 'thump' isn't written — it's engineered: 口

嘢

yě

A Cantonese-only 'thing' character born from stree

嘡

tāng

This 'clang' character was invented centuries afte

嘟

dū

This 'honk' character isn’t ancient — it’s a ph

嘞

lei

Born in Ming-era street talk — not ancient bronze

唛

mài

A 20th-century Shanghai invention — no ancient ro

嘚

dē

This 14-stroke mouth-sound character (口+得) was i

啧

zé

This 11-stroke mouth-character makes no words — j