傷 (shāng)

to injure/wound/sad

How 傷 is written

Strokes
13
Radical
亻 — human
Traditional
傷
Simplified
伤

Components

Common words using 傷

傷害 shānghài
to injure; to harm
傷心 shāngxīn
to grieve; to be broken-hearted; to feel deeply hurt
受傷 shòushāng
to sustain injuries; wounded (in an accident etc); harmed
悲傷 bēishāng
sad; sorrowful
憂傷 yōushāng
distressed; laden with grief
傷亡 shāngwáng
casualties; injuries and deaths
傷人 shāngrén
to injure sb
傷口 shāngkǒu
wound; cut
傷悲 shāngbēi
sad; sorrowful (literary)
傷感 shānggǎn
sad; emotional; sentimental
傷疤 shāngbā
scar; fig. remnant of former damage; remaining trauma
傷痕 shānghén
scar; bruise

傷 in a sentence

聽到這個消息,我很傷心。

Tīngdào zhège xiāoxí, wǒ hěn shāngxīn.

“I was very sad when I heard this news.”

How common is 傷?

傷 is the 659th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 81.6% of all running text.

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