皮埃罗

皮埃羅
Pí'āiluó
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Meanings

  1. 1 Pierrot (the sad-faced French clown character of the commedia dell'arte tradition)
  2. 2 Piero / Pierrot (Italian / French given name)
  3. 3 phonetic transliteration of names like Pierre, Piero, Pierrot

Examples

Pí'āiluó shì Yìdàlì xǐjù lǐ de xiǎochǒu juésè.
Pierrot is a clown character in Italian comedy.
Tā zuì xǐhuan Pí'āiluó de bēishāng miànkǒng.
She loves Pierrot's sad face the most.

Tips

culture
Pierrot (皮埃罗) is the white-faced, melancholy clown in love with Columbine — a stock figure that emerged in 17th-century French versions of the Italian commedia dell'arte and went on to inspire Pablo Picasso paintings, Schoenberg's 'Pierrot Lunaire', and David Bowie's 'Ashes to Ashes' video. The same characters also serve as a transliteration for the Italian given name Piero (Renaissance painter Piero della Francesca = 皮埃罗·德拉·切斯).
memory
Three characters: (pí, 'skin') + (āi, 'dust') + (luó, 'net') — pure phonetics for 'Pi-e-rrot'. The character is the standard '-e-' connector in French-name transliterations (also seen in 皮埃尔 'Pierre').

Stroke Order

āi
luó