饱 bǎo — full (eaten) · English

饱

bǎo

full (eaten)

At a glance · 饱

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Evolution of the glyph

Five stages, from a sketch of the real object to regular script — tap a stage, drag the timeline, or play the animation.

Object sketchBefore writing · drawing what was seen
Oracle boneShang dynasty · c. 1300–1046 BCE
Seal scriptQin dynasty · 221–206 BCE
Clerical scriptHan dynasty · 206 BCE–220 CE
Regular scriptWei–Jin to Tang · c. 3rd–9th century CE

Object sketchBefore writing · drawing what was seenOracle boneShang dynasty · c. 1300–1046 BCESeal scriptQin dynasty · 221–206 BCEClerical scriptHan dynasty · 206 BCE–220 CERegular scriptWei–Jin to Tang · c. 3rd–9th century CE

⚠ Some ancient forms are not attested：oracle bone form、seal script form。No excavated oracle bone / seal artifact is attested for this character yet; we leave it blank rather than fabricate.

繁体「飽」从食，包声，本义为食足。简体「饱」同。形声清晰。

What the sketch shows

Origins & notes

本义为进食充足。

Structure

形声字，从食（意符），包（bāo）为声符。

At a glance

Pinyinbǎo

Radical饣

Strokes8

UnicodeU+9971

Character type形声

Theme状态

Six languages, one character

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English full (eaten) Having eaten one's fill.

Français rassasié Ayant bien mangé, rassasié.

Español saciado Haber comido hasta saciarse.

العربية شبعان شبعان بعد الأكل.

Русский сытый Навшийся досыта.

Common words

饱bǎofull
饱饱bǎo bǎofull

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