The second word is Li, pronounced Li, with initial: L, vowel: I and tone: four tones.

Radical: 8 oral and external strokes, with a total number of strokes: 1 1.

Wu Bi: KYND, Cang Xie: RHSK, Ma Zheng: JWGS.

Four corners: 63084, structure: left and right

Interpretation: The loud calls of birds such as cranes and geese.

Extended data Chinese character strokes:

Related words:

1, crane plum [hè li]?

Disturb yourself.

2. Hey [Liao Li]?

Also known as "sparse" and "sparse", it describes a sad voice.

3.[míng lì]？

Chirp

4. How about [liá o lió]?

Hey hey.

5. Sad [A Q and Li]?

Sadness.