Chinese Unicode Characters

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Chinese Unicode Characters

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ID
Unicode Hex.
U+3871
Unicode Dec.
14449
HTML
Ideograph
Meaning
(same as 灸) (in Chinese medicine) to cauterize by burning moxa; moxa cautery; moxibustion
MeaningFr
(same as 灸) (in Chinese medicine) to cauterize by burning moxa; moxa cautery; moxibustion
PinyinPlain
jiu
PinyinTone
JIU3
Pinyin
jiǔ
kCantonese
gaau3 kaau3
kDefinition
(same as 灸) (in Chinese medicine) to cauterize by burning moxa; moxa cautery; moxibustion
kMandarin
JIU3

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