241 True

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The Chinese word for “true” is 真, which originally showed someone grabbing food from a container. However, in today’s language, it is used to mean ”true” or ”truth” and actually as a result, it is a popular choice for Chinese names because parents want their children to possess the characteristic of being truthful and honest.

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True
zhēn
Fake, false
jiǎ
True or false
真假
zhēn jiǎ
True heart, sincere
真心
zhēn xīn
True words
真話 / 真话
zhēn huà
Truth
真理
zhēn lǐ

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