古銅色卷尾

简 古铜色卷尾 · 繁 古銅色卷尾
Mandarin · pinyin gǔ tóng sè juǎn wěi

Meanings

  1. (bird species of China) bronzed drongo (Dicrurus aeneus)
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古
gǔ · old, classic, ancient
銅
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色
sè · color, tint, hue, shade; form, body; beauty, desire for beauty; Kangxi radical 139
卷
juǎn · scroll; curl; make a comeback
尾
wěi · tail, extremity; end, stern; 6th lunar mansion, determinative star μ¹ Scorpii (Xamidimura)
铜
tóng · copper, brass, bronze
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3–2–4–3–3 · gu3 tong2 se4 juan3 wei3

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古銅色卷尾 · gu3 tong2 se4 juan3 wei3
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Exact source record古銅色卷尾 古铜色卷尾 [gu3 tong2 se4 juan3 wei3] /(bird species of China) bronzed drongo (Dicrurus aeneus)/