Pinyin: b √ ng
Explanation:
1. Unhealthy phenomena of organisms: diseases ~. ~ symptoms. ~ for example. ~ pain. ~ love. ~ source. ~ the more. ~ change. ~ danger. ~ passing away. ~ sofa. ~ residue. 2. shortcomings, mistakes: language ~. Go through. Disadvantages ~. 3. Damage, disaster: the disaster of the country to the people. 4. dissatisfaction, blame: blame ~. 5. fidgety, worried: "Zheng people ~ it".
Question 2: What does the radical of the sick word mean to the disease?
Radical: chin
Pinyin: [b √]
Explanation:
1. Unhealthy phenomena of organisms: diseases ~. ~ symptoms. ~ for example. ~ pain. ~ love. ~ source. ~ the more. ~ change. ~ danger. ~ passing away. ~ sofa. ~ residue. 2. shortcomings, mistakes: language ~. Go through. Disadvantages ~. 3. Damage, disaster: the disaster of the country to the people. 4. dissatisfaction, blame: blame ~. 5. fidgety, worried: "Zheng people ~ it".
Question 3: What are the side effects of this disease? What does it matter with this radical word? It's next to the word sick.
Question 4: What are the words with sick prefixes related to?
The word "sick prefix" has something to do with the body.
For example, treating boils.
Question 5: What are the characters in the sick box related to? The second trick. Treat furuncle. The third trick. Hernia, malaria, furuncle, scab, leprosy and sores. The fifth move. Jaundice, pain, gangrene, scab, scab, furuncle, spasm, furuncle, fatigue.
Question 6: What is the addiction, cure, addiction, madness, epidemic, itching, exhaustion, barrenness, sin and thinness of the words beside the sick words?
Gangrene, cancer, plague, fatigue, defects, furuncles, papules, pain and itching.
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Question 7: What is the relationship between the patient prefix? What's next to the gold font? Disease prefixes are related to diseases. The gold lettering next to it is related to metal.