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Chinese Unicode Characters

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Chinese Unicode Characters

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ID
362
Unicode Hex.
U+35C7
Unicode Dec.
13767
HTML
㗇
Ideograph
㗇
Meaning
to swallow; to gulp, an auxiliary; usually at the end of a sentence to beg or request for something
MeaningFr
to swallow; to gulp, an auxiliary; usually at the end of a sentence to beg or request for something
PinyinPlain
xia
PinyinTone
XIA2
Pinyin
xiá
kCantonese
gaa5 haa4
kDefinition
to swallow; to gulp, an auxiliary; usually at the end of a sentence to beg or request for something
kHanyuPinyin
10662.100:xiá,ya
kMandarin
XIA2
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