Chinese Unicode Characters

Updated 2023-11-22 15:29:08

Chinese Unicode Characters

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meaning
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pinyin
(same as non-classical form of 莊) solemn, large farmhouse
U+3F75
16245
㽵
 
dropsy; hydrophillic swelling
U+3F77
16247
㽷
shuì
(corrupted form 瘎) diseases of the abdomen, illness, sick for the second time; get sick again
U+3F78
16248
㽸
chén
to faint, to feel nausea, abuse; vilification
U+3F79
16249
㽹
fàn wǎn
to be weaked by disease; feeble; lean (a dialect) poor in quality
U+3F7A
16250
㽺
diseases; illness
U+3F7B
16251
㽻
 
(same as U+75FC 痼) chronic disease, a sore in the mouth of a child
U+3F7D
16253
㽽
a kind of woman's disease, to cut apart, to break
U+3F7E
16254
㽾
(same as 瘑) ulcer; sore; boil, illness; disease
U+3F7F
16255
㽿
㽿
 
(interchangeable 怯) to be weaked by disease; weak; feeble, lean; emaciated, illness; disease; sick
U+3F80
16256
㾀
qiè
walking like mad; mad
U+3F81
16257
㾁
shù
illness; disease (a dialect) a chronic disease; never recover after a long illness
U+3F82
16258
㾂
 
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