Chinese Unicode Characters

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Chinese Unicode Characters

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ID
Unicode Hex.
U+39BB
Unicode Dec.
14779
HTML
Ideograph
Meaning
(ancient form of 襲) to put on; to wear, repeated; double; to inherit; to attack or take by surprise, to accord with; to unite
MeaningFr
(ancient form of 襲) to put on; to wear, repeated; double; to inherit; to attack or take by surprise, to accord with; to unite
PinyinPlain
xi
PinyinTone
XI2 ZHE2
Pinyin
xí zhé
kCantonese
zaap6
kDefinition
(ancient form of 襲) to put on; to wear, repeated; double; to inherit; to attack or take by surprise, to accord with; to unite
kMandarin
XI2 ZHE2

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