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木吒

Mandarin · pinyin Mù zha

Muzha, a figure in Chinese mythology

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木: mù · tree; wood, lumber; wooden
吒: zhā · shout, roar, bellow; scold

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4–5 · Mu4 zha5

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muk6 zaa1

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