諸 (zhū)

How 諸 is written

Strokes

15

Radical

言 — speech

Traditional

諸

Simplified

诸

Common words using 諸

付諸 fùzhū

to apply to; to put into (practice etc); to put to (a test, a vote etc)

諸事 zhūshì

everything; every matter

諸位 zhūwèi

(pron) everyone; Ladies and Gentlemen; Sirs

諸侯 zhūhóu

feudal vassal; feudal princes, esp. the monarchs (dukes or princes) of the several vassal states 諸侯國|诸侯国 of Zhou during Western Zhou and Spring and Autumn periods 11th-5th century BC; subordinate warlord

諸君 zhūjūn

Gentlemen! (start of a speech); Ladies and Gentlemen!

諸多 zhūduō

(used for abstract things) a good deal, a lot of

諸如 zhūrú

(various things) such as; such as (the following)

諸如此類 zhūrúcǐlèi

things like this (idiom); and so on; and the rest; etc

諸暨 zhūjì

Zhuji county level city in Shaoxing 紹興|绍兴[Shao4 xing1], Zhejiang

付諸實施 fùzhūshíshī

to put into practice; to carry out (idiom)

付諸東流 fùzhūdōngliú

wasted effort

公諸於世 gōngzhūyúshì

to announce to the world (idiom); to publicize; known to all; to let everyone know one's position

諸 in a sentence

How common is 諸?

諸 is the 1,019th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 89.5% of all running text.

Characters that appear with 諸

• 付
• 事
• 位
• 君
• 多
• 如
• 此
• 類
• 實
• 施
• 東
• 流
• 公
• 於
• 世