牽 (qiān)

to hold (hands)/to lead along/to pull

How 牽 is written

Strokes
11
Radical
玄 — dark/profound
Traditional
牽
Simplified
牵

Components

Common words using 牽

牽掛 qiānguà
to worry about; to be concerned about
牽動 qiāndòng
to affect; to produce a change in sth
牽引 qiānyǐn
to pull; to draw (a cart); to tow
牽強 qiānqiǎng
far-fetched; implausible (chain of reasoning)
牽手 qiānshǒu
hold hands (romance)
牽扯 qiānchě
to involve; to implicate
牽絆 qiānbàn
to bind; to yoke; to impede
牽連 qiānlián
to implicate; implicated
魂牽夢繞 húnqiānmèngrào
to be captivated; to wonder; enchanting
無牽無掛 wúqiānwúguà
to have no cares; to be carefree
牽制 qiānzhì
to control; to curb; to restrict
牽就 qiānjiù
to concede; to give up

牽 in a sentence

他們牽著手在公園散步。

Tāmen qiānzhe shǒu zài gōngyuán sànbù.

“They are walking in the park holding hands.”

How common is 牽?

牽 is the 1,677th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 95.7% of all running text.

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