Chinese Unicode Characters

Updated 2023-11-22 15:29:08

Chinese Unicode Characters

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ID
Unicode Hex.
U+5455
Unicode Dec.
21589
HTML
Ideograph
Meaning
vomit; annoy, enrage
MeaningFr
vomit; annoy, enrage
PinyinPlain
ou
PinyinTone
OU1 OU3 OU4
Pinyin
oū ǒu òu
kCantonese
au2
kDefinition
vomit; annoy, enrage
kMandarin
OU1 OU3 OU4
kXHC1983
0846.030:ǒu 0846.052:òu

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