Chinese Unicode Characters
hump-backed
U+3F83
16259
㾃
㾃
tuó
(ancient form same as 讟) to libel; to slander; complaints; grumblings, blames or curses; to blame, (same as 怞) to grieve, sorrowful, sad and weary
U+3F84
16260
㾄
㾄
dú
defects; flaws, illness; disease
U+3F85
16261
㾅
㾅
sì zhì zǐ
(non-classical form) (said of some kinds of reptiles or insects) ecdysis; to cast off the skin; to molt
U+3F86
16262
㾆
㾆
rán shǎn
illness; disease; ailment
U+3F87
16263
㾇
㾇
mù
hunchbacked; curved spine, short, dropsy
U+3F88
16264
㾈
㾈
fù
thin; lean; slim; enacuated
U+3F89
16265
㾉
㾉
líng
(same as 瘦 瘠) thin; lean; slim; enacuated, a kind of skin disease, a chill, a cold, malaria, (interchangeable 瘶,瘷) cough; chilly disease; catching cold
U+3F8A
16266
㾊
㾊
jí
dysentery; diarrhea, a sore; a boil; an ulcer
U+3F8B
16267
㾋
㾋
xiù
(same as 癬) ringworm, used for various diseases of the skin
U+3F8C
16268
㾌
㾌
xuǎn
diseases, sticking up or protruding of the big bottom
U+3F8D
16269
㾍
㾍
nái
(a dialect) sickness; disease, favus (a dialect) everything is good except this particular one
U+3F8E
16270
㾎
㾎
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