Chinese Unicode Characters
name of a county in ancient times
U+48D5
18645
䣕
䣕
mǎ
name of a county in today's Shanxi Province, name of an ancient state in Inner Mongolia name of a place
U+48D9
18649
䣙
䣙
péi
name of a village in today's Henan Province
U+48DA
18650
䣚
䣚
lóu lǘ
name of a place in ancient times, (same as 5380 膝) the knee
U+48DB
18651
䣛
䣛
name of a place in today's Shanxi Province
U+48DD
18653
䣝
䣝
tú
name of pavilion in today's Shandong Province, to pierce; to stab; to irritate; to hurt
U+48DF
18655
䣟
䣟
cán
name of a village in today's Sichuan Province; (a corrupted form of U+48DF U+48E2 䣟䣢) name of pavilion
U+48E0
18656
䣠
䣠
jié tì
name of a place in old times; in today's Anhui Province
U+48E1
18657
䣡
䣡
tí yí
name of a place in ancient times, name of a river in ancient times
U+48E2
18658
䣢
䣢
jí
name of village in today's Shanxi Province
U+48E4
18660
䣤
䣤
jiào jué
name of a river, door
U+49A0
18848
䦠
䦠
shǐ
name of a county in today's Sichuan Province
U+49B9
18873
䦹
䦹
shí
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