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Chinese Unicode Characters

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Chinese Unicode Characters

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ID
19253
Unicode Hex.
U+81FF
Unicode Dec.
33279
HTML
臿
Ideograph
臿
Meaning
to separate the grain from the husk
MeaningFr
to separate the grain from the husk
PinyinPlain
cha
PinyinTone
CHA1
Pinyin
chā
kCantonese
caap3
kDefinition
to separate the grain from the husk
kHanyuPinyin
53038.020:chā
kJapaneseKun
USUJIKU
kJapaneseOn
SOU SHOU
kMandarin
CHA1
kXHC1983
0112.011:chā
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