Chinese Unicode Characters
to walk, tracks or whereabouts, disease of the feet
U+4804
18436
䠄
䠄
tiǎn
to kowtow; to kneel and make obeisance
U+4806
18438
䠆
䠆
cháng
to cut off the feet (one of the five punishments in ancient times)
U+480A
18442
䠊
䠊
fèi
to squat; to crouch, to move elastically; to be easily bent and stretched; to be flexible: (firuratively) to submit or rise according to circumstances
U+4810
18448
䠐
䠐
qù
to step on the ground with a bang, hard to go forward; limping, to scrape; to move along the side of
U+481A
18458
䠚
䠚
wà
to jump; to leap; to spring; to bounce
U+481B
18459
䠛
䠛
jiǎo xiào yáo
to walk
U+481C
18460
䠜
䠜
róng
to stand up, to establish
U+481D
18461
䠝
䠝
to trip up; to be hindered; to stroll
U+481F
18463
䠟
䠟
dié shè
to go, to walk in one leg; leap; crippled, (ancient form of 逝) to pass; to be gone; to depart, (interchangeable 滯) in a standstill; stagnant; impeded; blocked
U+4820
18464
䠠
䠠
chì
toddle, to fall; fallen; prostrate
U+4824
18468
䠤
䠤
duǒ duò
to urinate; to pass urine; to empty the bladder; to make water; weary, tired, fatigued
U+4829
18473
䠩
䠩
guì
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