Chinese Unicode Characters
to become associated with each other in good manners and politeness
U+36A5
13989
㚥
㚥
yú
(ancient form of U+59EC 姬) a charming girl, a charming concubine; a monarch's wife
U+36A6
13990
㚦
㚦
yí
(same as 嬐) agil; adroit fast; quick; prompt, neat; tidy; orderly, to raise the head; to look up
U+36A7
13991
㚧
㚧
yǎn
used in girl's name
U+36A8
13992
㚨
㚨
with a charming sprightly carriage (said of a woman)
U+36A9
13993
㚩
㚩
rǎn
to make a deceptive show of power, not really strict
U+36AA
13994
㚪
㚪
hào
used in girl's name, a woman's countenance; features
U+36AB
13995
㚫
㚫
shà zhà
a lady start to doll up
U+36AC
13996
㚬
㚬
used in girl's name
U+36AD
13997
㚭
㚭
yóu
(non-classical form 妉,媅) happy; pleased, to laugh
U+36AE
13998
㚮
㚮
(simplified form) last name
U+36AF
13999
㚯
㚯
xín xún
(same as 胚) an embryo; a foetus a month old
U+36B0
14000
㚰
㚰
bǐ
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