Chinese Unicode Characters

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Chinese Unicode Characters

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ID
Unicode Hex.
U+5614
Unicode Dec.
22036
HTML
Ideograph
Meaning
to vomit; annoy, enrage
MeaningFr
to vomit; annoy, enrage
PinyinPlain
ou
PinyinTone
OU1 OU3 OU4 XU1 OU5
Pinyin
oū ǒu òu xū ou5
kCantonese
au1 au2
kDefinition
to vomit; annoy, enrage
kHangul
kHanyuPinyin
10674.120:ōu,ǒu,òu,xū,chū,ou
kJapaneseKun
UTAU HAKU
kJapaneseOn
OU
kKorean
KWU HWU
kMandarin
OU1 OU3 OU4 XU1 OU5
kTang
qou qǒu
kXHC1983
0846.031:ǒu

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