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Chinese Unicode Characters

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ID
13801
Unicode Hex.
U+6C68
Unicode Dec.
27752
HTML
汨
Ideograph
汨
Meaning
Mi(luo) river in Hunan province where Qu Yuan drowned himself; to sink; used (erroneously) for U+6C69 汩
MeaningFr
Mi(luo) river in Hunan province where Qu Yuan drowned himself; to sink; used (erroneously) for U+6C69 汩
PinyinPlain
mi
PinyinTone
MI4
Pinyin
mì
kCantonese
jat6 mik6
kDefinition
Mi(luo) river in Hunan province where Qu Yuan drowned himself; to sink; used (erroneously) for U+6C69 汩
kHangul
골
kHanyuPinyin
31564.020:mì
kJapaneseKun
SHIZUMU
kJapaneseOn
BEKI KOTSU
kKorean
MYEK KOL
kMandarin
MI4
kTang
mek
kVietnamese
nhặt
kXHC1983
0784.030:mì
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