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羯胡

Mandarin · pinyin Jié hú

Jie people, a tribe of northern China around the 4th century

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羯: jié · wether, castrated ram; deer skin
胡: hú · recklessly, foolishly; wildly

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2–2 · Jie2 hu2

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(historical) Jie people (an ancient tribe in northern China)
(historical) any non-Han tribe in northern China

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