蹠

简 跖 · 繁 蹠
Mandarin · pinyin zhí

Meanings

  1. metatarsus
  2. (literary) sole of the foot
  3. (literary) to tread on
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蹠
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跖
zhí · sole (of the foot)
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2 · zhi2

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zek3 · zik3

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