Chinese Unicode Characters
to cajole
U+54EB
21739
哫
哫
zú
the cry of a bird
U+54F5
21749
哵
哵
bā
to sob
U+5508
21768
唈
唈
yì
Tang dynasty; Chinese
U+5510
21776
唐
唐
táng
to recite, to intone or chant
U+552A
21802
唪
唪
fěng běng
to hum, to intone, etc. to close, to shut
U+552B
21803
唫
唫
yín
to intimidate; to scare
U+552C
21804
唬
唬
hǔ
to smile at
U+5539
21817
唹
唹
yū yō
to twitter
U+553D
21821
唽
唽
xī
to peck; (Cant.) to slander
U+5544
21828
啄
啄
zhuó zhòu
to stalk; the stem; the foot; the base
U+5547
21831
啇
啇
dí
to taste, to sip; to spit; the sound of sipping; to surprise
U+5550
21840
啐
啐
cuì
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