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膃肭臍

简腽肭脐 · 繁膃肭臍

Mandarin · pinyin wà nà qí

penis and testes of fur seal (used in TCM)

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肭: nà · fat; seal
臍: Look up this written character
腽: wà · fat
脐: qí · abdominal area of crab; navel

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4–4–2 · wa4 na4 qi2

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wat1 neot6 ci4

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noun

(traditional Chinese medicine) penis and testes of the fur seal

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