𬒈 · què

(arch.) precious stone; (arch.) large stone; boulder; hard

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Meanings & readings

Meaning & readings

Mandarin: què
Cantonese: kok3
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(arch.) precious stone; (arch.) large stone; boulder; hard

Dictionary definitions & readings

𬒈 hú · (arch.) precious stone

𬒈 què · (arch.) large stone; boulder; hard

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Readings & dictionary references

TGHZ 2013 · Mandarin readings and locators: 311.010:què Source property ↗
Four-corner lookup codes: 9060.1 Source property ↗

Form & structure

Writing & identity

Unicode: U+2C488
Radical: 石 · 112
Strokes: 10
Residual strokes: 5
Standard list: 通用规范汉字表 · level 3 · #7070

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Related forms

礐

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Evidence

Unihan 17.0.0 · Unicode License V3 · Official-list coverage

Exact Unihan properties

kFourCornerCode: 9060.1
kUnihanCore2020: G
kIRG_GSource: GCH-2C488
kRSUnicode: 112.5
kTotalStrokes: 10
kTGH: 2013:7070
kCantonese: kok3
kMandarin: què
kTGHZ2013: 311.010:què
kTraditionalVariant: U+7910

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Structure & connections

0.10

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⿱ Above / below

𰃮

石

Shape description
𰃮 above 石 · the shape used in China
Source notation ^⿱𰃮石$(G)
BabelStone · 2025-06-27. Encoded shape and region tags; graphical analysis does not establish historical function.

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Retained descriptions & scope

^⿱𰃮石$(G)

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