Chinese Characters Starting with "F start"

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

佛

fó

Born 2,000 years ago as China’s first imported sa

仿

fǎng

Though it looks like a person walking a square pat

乏

fá

Born as an oracle bone sketch of a collapsing body

费

fèi

Born from a hand prying open ancient shell-money,

负

fù

This six-stroke character looks like a person crus

肤

fū

This 'skin' character hides a botanical secret: it

肥

féi

Originally a Bronze Age image of 'flesh on a raise

翻

fān

Born from a bird's wing-flap in bronze script, 翻

符

fú

Born as split bamboo tallies verifying military or

福

fú

This character began as a ritual wine vessel on an

父

fù

This four-stroke character began as a hand grippin

烦

fán

Its fire radical isn’t decorative — it’s diagno

封

fēng

Born as a ruler planting boundary stakes in sacred

富

fù

Originally a roof sheltering a full wine vessel —

奋

fèn

Born as a soaring bird in ancient bronze script,

否

fǒu

This 7-stroke 'no' hides a cosmic secret: in ancie

反

fǎn

Born as a hand forcing a person to turn around 3,0

傅

fù

This ‘instructor’ isn’t just any teacher — it

份

fèn

This 6-stroke character looks like a person dividi

付

fù

Originally a ritual act of handing over tribute,

丰

fēng

This 4-stroke character began as a pictograph of w

风

fēng

This 4-stroke character began as a swirling vortex

附

fù

This 'attach' character hides a phonetic trick —

放

fàng

This 'put' character began as a ceremonial act of

复

fù

Its ancient pictograph showed a foot stepping *bac

法

fǎ

This 'France' character began as a mythic justice

方

fāng

Originally a ritual square plot on oracle bones,

非

fēi

Originally twin bird wings symbolizing separation,

房

fáng

This 'house' character hides a door (户) and a roo

夫

fū

Originally a man crowned with a ritual hairpin, 夫

饭

fàn

This 'cooked rice' character is so culturally cent

飞

fēi

This 3-stroke character began as an ancient pictog

服

fú

This 'clothes' character began as a pictograph of

分

fēn

This 4-stroke character began as twin arrows flyin