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臟腑

简脏腑 · 繁臟腑

Mandarin · pinyin zàng fǔ

inner organs

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臟: Look up this written character
腑: fǔ · bowels, entrails, internal organs
脏: zàng · internal organs, viscera; dirty

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4–3 · zang4 fu3

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noun

(traditional Chinese medicine) viscera; internal organs including the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, kidneys, stomach, gall, intestines, and bladder

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