拼音
- lèi (fourth tone, falling)most common
- lěi (third tone, dipping)
(lèi) tired, weary; to tire out, to wear out; (lěi) to accumulate, to pile up
字形拆解
Ideographic description
⿱田糸The sequence reads left to right and describes how the parts are arranged.
- 田shape partA field in the modern shape, but the older graph has 厽, three lumps of earth piled up — things heaped one on another.
- 糸meaning partno entry yetSilk thread: the cord that binds a load together, one item strung after another.
Mnemonic
A load piled up and tied with cord — that is the lěi of 积累, to accumulate. Pile enough on a person and you get the reading everybody meets first: lèi, tired out. Note that it works both ways: 我很累 I am tired, but 这个工作很累人 this job wears you out.
A memory aid written by HSK Guide editors. It is not an etymology and does not describe the historical origin of the character.
含“累”的词
- 累lèi (fourth tone, falling)因用力过多而需要休息
- 积累積累jī (first tone, high and level) lěi (third tone, dipping)to accumulate
- 累积累積lěi (third tone, dipping) jī (first tone, high and level)to accumulate
- 拖累tuō (first tone, high and level) lěi (third tone, dipping)to encumber
- 劳累勞累láo (second tone, rising) lèi (fourth tone, falling)tired
- 累计累計lěi (third tone, dipping) jì (fourth tone, falling)to calculate the running total