繻

简 𦈡 · 繁 繻
Mandarin · pinyin xū

Meanings

  1. multicolored silk
  2. piece of silk torn in two, used to verify the holder's identity by matching up the two halves
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繻
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𦈡
xū · fine silk gauze; torn piece of silk
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1 · xu1

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