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萋萋

Mandarin · pinyin qī qī

luxuriant
lavish
abundant

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萋: qī · luxuriant foliage; crowded

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cai1 cai1

Cantonese word readings for 萋萋. This lexicon supplies readings, not definitions.

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adj

(literary, ideophonic) lush; luxuriant
(literary, ideophonic, of clouds) pervading; forming dense masses
(literary, ideophonic) gorgeous; ornate
(literary, ideophonic) withered; wilted

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