[verb] wish, hope. Pass "Ning". "Shuowenjiezi." "Yongbu": "Ning, what you wish for." For example: "Ning Ke", "Prefer". "Han Shu." Volume 22. "Book of Rites and Music": "Rang. Wish, hope. Pass "Ning". Such as: "rather", "rather". "Shuowenjiezi." "Yongbu": "Ning, what you wish for." "Hanshu." Volume 22. "Book of Rites and Music": "Rang Rang returned to Ning." Tang Dynasty. Master Yan. In the "Mandarin Dictionary", the single word "宁" is phoneticized as (二)ㄋㄧㄥˊ, pinyined as (二)níng, the radical is Yong, 12 strokes, meaning [move] wish, hope. Pass "Ning".
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Ning, phonetic notation ㄋㄧㄥˋ, pinyin nìng, the dictionary explains: [name] surname. For example, there was Ning Yue in the Zhou Dynasty. Xiaoshengtong is an online phonetic Mandarin dictionary. Derived from the Ministry of Education’s Dictionary, it complies with the Ministry of Education’s “One Word Polyphonic Appraisal Table” and is the primary and secondary school examination standard. The full text is accompanied by “Polyphonic Notes. The character "Ning" is a first-level Chinese character, pronounced as níng, nìng, zhù (polyphonic character), with the radical 宀, 5 strokes, and the corresponding emoji symbols: 🤫, 🔕, 🔇. Introduction: Ning.
