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Chinese Unicode Characters

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Chinese Unicode Characters

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ID
6656
Unicode Hex.
U+503B
Unicode Dec.
20539
HTML
倻
Ideograph
倻
Meaning
phonetic used in Korean place names
MeaningFr
phonetic used in Korean place names
PinyinPlain
ye
PinyinTone
YE1
Pinyin
yē
kDefinition
phonetic used in Korean place names
kHangul
야
kHanyuPinyin
10171.030:yē
kJapaneseKun
YA
kJapaneseOn
YA
kKorean
YA
kMandarin
YE1
kXHC1983
1345.040:yē
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