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腳氣

简脚气 · 繁腳氣

Mandarin · pinyin jiǎo qì

athlete's foot; tinea pedis
beriberi

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腳: jiǎo · foot; base, leg, foundation
氣: qì · air, gas, steam, vapor; spirit
脚: jiǎo · leg, foot; base, leg, foundation
气: qì · steam, vapor; Kangxi radical 84

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3–4 · jiao3 qi4

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noun

(pathology) athlete's foot
(～病) (pathology) beriberi
(Hakka) strength of one's legs

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