How to Write 胆 (dǎn) — Chinese Stroke Order
Meaning: gall bladder, courage, guts · 9 strokes · HSK 5
Character facts
| Character | 胆 |
|---|---|
| Pinyin | dǎn |
| Strokes | 9 |
| HSK level | HSK 5 |
| Unicode | U+80C6 |
English meanings
- gall bladder
- courage
- guts
- gall
- inner container (e.g. bladder of a football, inner container of a thermos)
Words with 胆
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 大胆 | dà dǎn | brazen; audacious |
| 胆子 | dǎn zǐ | courage; nerve |
| 胆敢 | dǎn gǎn | to dare (negative connotation); to have the audacity to (do sth) |
| 胆怯 | dǎn qiè | timidity; timid |
| 胆量 | dǎn liàng | courage; boldness |
| 胆大 | dǎn dà | daring; bold |
| 肝胆 | gān dǎn | |
| 胆识 | dǎn shí | courage and insight |
| 斗胆 | dòu dǎn | (courteous) to be so bold as to |
| 壮胆 | zhuàng dǎn | to get one’s courage up; to embolden |
| 胆略 | dǎn lüè | courage and resource |
| 丧胆 | sàng dǎn | panic-stricken; scared out of one's wits |