stone tablet
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stone tablet
All meanings →to make up (a story) | Taiwan pr. [zou1]
All meanings →used in 招徠|招徕[zhao1 lai2]
All meanings →large intestine | torso
All meanings →(chemistry) cobalt (Taiwan pr. [gu1]) | used in 鈷鉧|钴
All meanings →used in 袈裟[jia1 sha1]
All meanings →idine (chemistry)
All meanings →to mill (machining) | Taiwan pr. [xian3]
All meanings →iridium (chemistry)
All meanings →oar (archaic)
All meanings →ocher
All meanings →(bound form) moraine; rocks in shallow water
All meanings →used in 酩酊[ming3 ding3]
All meanings →used in 魑魅[chi1 mei4]
All meanings →aldehyde
All meanings →cut off the flesh as punishment
All meanings →small plot of farm land | Taiwan pr. [xi1]
All meanings →pool | pond | bank of a pond | mountain slope | Taiwan pr. [pi2]
All meanings →used in 閌閬|闶阆[kang1 lang2] | Taiwan pr. [kang4]
All meanings →lots (to be drawn) | lot (in a game of chance)
All meanings →blessing | the throne
All meanings →used in 鶻鵃|鹘鸼[gu3 zhou1]
All meanings →agitated (wind, cloud) | boundless
All meanings →used in 趑趄[zi1 ju1]
All meanings →chestnut horse
All meanings →frontier
All meanings →name of a feudal state
All meanings →energetic | exalted | magnanimous
All meanings →used in 呤呤[ling2 ling2]
All meanings →(bound form) material or tool used to light a fire by means of friction or the sun's rays | (bound form) beacon fire (alarm signal in border regions), esp. one lit during daytime to produce smoke
All meanings →stick-like implement inserted into the handles of a tripod cauldron in ancient times in order to lift the cauldron | commonly used in Korean names, transcribed as "hyun"
All meanings →beautiful | bright | splendid | smilingly
All meanings →(bound form) sacrum
All meanings →round yellow dirt mount (in the Northwest of China)
All meanings →used in 忸怩[niu3 ni2]
All meanings →clear (water) | strain liquids
All meanings →(literary) to hold high
All meanings →mustache
All meanings →kill | suppress
All meanings →tungsten (chemistry)
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