虒

Mandarin · pinyin sī

Meanings

  1. amphibious animal with one horn
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虒
sī · an amphibious beast resembling a tiger with one horn; place name in Shanxi
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Cantonese word readings for 虒. This lexicon supplies readings, not definitions.

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character

  1. used in 委虒 (“an amphibious beast resembling a tiger with one horn”)
  2. used in 虒亭 (“a town in Xiangyuan County, Shanxi province”)

character

  1. only used in 虒奚

character

  1. only used in 柴虒 and 茈虒

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