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金平糖

Mandarin · pinyin jīn píng táng

a type of small, bumpy, colored, hard sugar candy (orthographic borrowing from Japanese 金平糖 "konpeitō")

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金: jīn · gold; metals in general; money; Kangxi radical 167
平: píng · flat, level, even; peaceful
糖: táng · sugar; candy; sweets

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1–2–2 · jin1 ping2 tang2

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konpeito

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