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        chī/Lí/lí, [離], mythical beast (archaic), surname Li, to leave/to part from/to be away from/(in ...
        nǎo, [腦], brain/mind/head/essence
        xiōng, [胷], variant of 胸[xiōng], chest/bosom/heart/mind/thorax
        xiōng, [兇], terrible/fearful, vicious/fierce/ominous/inauspicious/famine/variant of 兇|凶[xiōn...
        qín, to capture
        nǎo, [惱], to get angry
        lí, [籬], a fence
        qín, generic term for birds and animals/birds/to capture (old)
        xù, drunk
        cuó, [鹺], brine/salt
        Xiōng/xiōng, Hungary/Hungarian/abbr. for 匈牙利[Xiōng yá lì], old variant of 胸[xiōng]
        qín, to hold in (usually refers the mouth or eyes)
        lí, [縭], bridal veil or kerchief
        
        
        xiōng, scared, nervous
        chī, to spread (fame)/wield (pen)
        chī/lí, manjack or cordia (genus Cordia), rowan or mountain ash (genus Sorbus)
        qín, (fruit)
        xiōng, [洶], torrential rush/tumultuous
        lí/Lí, [灕], pattering (of rain)/seep through, name of a river, to seep through
        zōng, dog giving birth to three puppies
        lí, [琍]/[瓈], (phonetic character used in transliteration of foreign names)/Taiwan pr. [lì]/va...
        zōng, uneven flight of a bird
        lí, [蘺], red algae/Gracilaria, several species, some edible/Japanese ogonori/arch. used f...
        chī, dragon with horns not yet grown (in myth or heraldry)/variant of 魑[chī]
        lí, bride's veil or kerchief
        lí, dregs of wine
        cōng, a headstall, ornament on a bridle
        zōng, kettle on legs
        chī, mountain demon
        jiǎn, Japanese variant of 鹼|碱[jiǎn]
        chī, birdlime
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        

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