gé, lì

The consonant g, rhymes with é, and is voiced in two tones.

The consonant l, rhymes with ì, and the tone is four.

Beginning of radical 鬲部, 0 strokes outside the radical, 10 strokes in total

Five strokes GKMH, Cangjie MRBL, Zheng code AJLD, four corners 10227

Li gé: [鬲津河] the name of an ancient water, i.e., the present-day Zhangweixinhe (Zhangweixin River), which was the boundary river between the two provinces of Hebei and Shandong in China.

Li lì: an ancient cooking utensil shaped like a tripod but with a hollow foot.

Handwriting Strokes:

Related Groupings:

1. 鬲山[gé shān]?

Mountain name.

2, 鬲津 [gé jīn]?

Name of water.

3, 人鬲 [rén gé]?

China? Ancient slave society's collective name for domestic and production slaves.

4, 鬲昆 [gé kūn]?

Name of a small northern state in the Qin Dynasty.

5, liver li [gān gé]?

Metaphor for inner.