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蓂

Mandarin · pinyin mì#

used in 菥蓂 xī mì

Mandarin · pinyin míng#

used in 蓂莢 míng jiá

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蓂: míng · mì · lucky place

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4 · mi4

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Rime Cantonese 粵拼

mik6 · ming4 · ming5

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character · Etymology 1

used in 蓂莢／蓂荚 (“lucky plant”)

character · Etymology 2

used in 菥蓂

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