趼足

Mandarin · pinyin jiǎn zú

Meanings

  1. feet with calluses
  2. fig. a long and hard march
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趼
jiǎn · callous skin on hands or feet; blisters
足
zú · foot; attain, satisfy, enough; Kangxi radical 156
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3–2 · jian3 zu2

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gin2 zuk1

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