累 (léi)

tired/weary

How 累 is written

Strokes
11
Radical
田 — field
Traditional
累
Simplified
累 (unchanged)

Components

累 has 3 readings

The pronunciation changes with the meaning, so the reading has to be learned per word.

lěi
to accumulate; to involve or implicate; continuous; repeated
lèi
tired; weary; to strain; to wear out
léi
surname Lei

Common words using 累

積累 jīlěi
to accumulate; accumulation; cumulative
累累 léiléi
clusters of; piles of; heaps of
累計 lěijì
to accumulate; cumulative
傷痕累累 shānghénlěilěi
bruised; riddled with scars
勞累 láolèi
tired; exhausted; worn out
受累 shòulěi
to get dragged into; to get involved (on sb else's account)
德累斯頓 délèisīdùn
Dresden, capital of Saxony 薩克森州|萨克森州[Sa4 ke4 sen1 zhou1], Germany
拖累 tuōlěi
to encumber; to be a burden on; to implicate
日積月累 rìjīyuèlěi
to accumulate over a long period of time
牽累 qiānlèi
to weigh down; tied down (by affairs)
疲累 pílèi
tired; exhausted
碩果累累 shuòguǒlěilěi
heavily laden with fruit; fertile (of trees); many noteworthy achievements

累 in a sentence

今天工作了一整天,我覺得很累。

Jīntiān gōngzuò le yī zhěng tiān, wǒ juéde hěn lèi.

“I worked all day today; I feel very tired.”

How common is 累?

累 is the 1,321st most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 93.1% of all running text.

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