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八疸身面黃

简八疸身面黄 · 繁八疸身面黃

Mandarin · pinyin bā dǎn shēn miàn huáng

eight types of jaundice with yellowing of body and face (TCM)

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八: bā · eight; all around, all sides
疸: dǎn · jaundice; disorders of stomach
身: shēn · body; trunk, hull; Kangxi radical 158
面: miàn · face; surface; plane; side, dimension; Kangxi radical 176
黃: huáng · yellow; surname; Kangxi radical 201
黄: huáng · yellow; surname

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1–3–1–4–2 · ba1 dan3 shen1 mian4 huang2

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baat3 taan2 san1 min6 wong4

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