津 (jīn)
saliva; sweat; ferry crossing; ford
How 津 is written
- Strokes
- 9
- Radical
- 氵 — water
- Traditional
- 津
- Simplified
- 津 (unchanged)
Components
- 氵 water
- 聿 brush
Common words using 津
- 天津 tiānjīn
- Tianjin, a municipality in northeast China, abbr. 津
- 京津 jīngjīn
- Beijing and Tianjin
- 問津 wènjīn
- to make inquiries; to show interest
- 天津市 tiānjīnshì
- Tianjin, a municipality in northeast China, abbr. 津
- 延津 yánjīn
- Yanjin county in Xinxiang 新鄉|新乡[Xin1 xiang1], Henan
- 津巴布韋 jīnbābùwéi
- Zimbabwe
- 津津 jīnjīn
- enthusiastic; ardent; (with) great relish
- 津津有味 jīnjīnyǒuwèi
- with keen interest pleasure (idiom); with gusto; to relish; eagerly
- 津津樂道 jīnjīnlèdào
- to discuss sth enthusiastically
- 牛津 niújīn
- Oxford (city in England)
- 迷津 míjīn
- a maze; to lose the way; bewildering
- 利津 lìjīn
- Lijin county in Dongying 東營|东营[Dong1 ying2], Shandong
津 in a sentence
他看這本小說看得津津有味，連飯都忘了吃。
Tā kàn zhè běn xiǎoshuō kàn de jīnjīnyǒuwèi, lián fàn dōu wàngle chī.
“He read this novel with such relish that he even forgot to eat.”
How common is 津?
津 is the 1,351st most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 93.4% of all running text.
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