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鵪鶉餶飿兒

简鹌鹑馉饳儿 · 繁鵪鶉餶飿兒

Mandarin · pinyin ān chún gǔ duò r

a type of wonton made in a shape similar to that of a quail (in ancient times)

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兒: ér · son, child, oneself; final part
鹌: ān · quail; Coturnix coturnix
鹑: chún · quail; Turnix species (various)
馉: gǔ · (餶飿) glutinous rice
饳: duò · (馉饳) glutinous rice
儿: ér · son, child; Kangxi radical 10

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1–2–3–4–5 · an1 chun2 gu3 duo4 r5

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