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Simplified Strokes 11 strokes
Traditional Strokes 11 strokes

Naming Meaning

Kangxi Dictionary

Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 162, Entry 01 Pronounced shān (falling tone) Pronounced sè (falling tone) Same pronunciation as "sè" Refers to chilling sores (zhǐ shēn), a type of cold illness. Also written as "cuī" in "Jiyun". Pronounced sū (falling tone) Same pronunciation as "sù" Meaning is the same as the previous entry. Pronounced qī (falling tone) Same pronunciation as "cì" Refers to wind sores (fēng cuī), a type of skin disease. Also recorded as an ancient form of the character "jí" in "Yupian". See the ten-stroke section for detailed annotations.

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