No. 8,628 in Chinese
wu
"Wu" (无/無) means "not have," "without," or "lacking."
In a sentence
我感到非常无助。
I feel very helpless.
The Chinese word '无' (wú) means 'without' or 'lacking'. In this sentence, it is used in the word '无助' (wú zhù), which means 'helpless'.
这里只有一片荒芜的土地。
There is only a desolate land here.
In this sentence, '芜' (wú) refers to 'desolate' or 'uncultivated', often used to describe land that is barren or uncared for.
他非常擅长舞蹈。
He is very skilled at dancing.
The word '舞' (wǔ) translates to 'dance'. As a verb or action, it is used to describe the act of dancing.
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