戳刺感

Mandarin · pinyin chuō cì gǎn

Meanings

  1. pins and needles (in muscle)
  2. paresthesia
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戳
chuō · prick, stab; stamp, seal, chop
刺
cì · stab; prick, irritate; prod
感
gǎn · feel, perceive, emotion
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1–4–3 · chuo1 ci4 gan3

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