| Change log entry 50238 | |
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| Processed by: | richwarm (2013-09-07 23:48:08 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 48722 - submitted by 'dylanfrinkled123' >> Editor: The Unicode definition from which this entry was derived, and from which you are copying "not to be confused with ..." is mostly useless. "to find a place to dwell"?! "to do"?! If 乄 is used to mean that in Japanese, I think it's pretty rare. Why should we have that in a Chinese dictionary? 乄 (also written as 〆) usually means "closed" or "sealed", and replaces 締 in a few words such as 〆切 (“deadline”). It's also written on the flap of an envelope to indicate that it has been sealed. 乄 is a quasi-kana kanji, a set of Japanese characters that includes 〆、々、ゝ、ヽ、ゞ、ヾ... Let's not spend time on the likes of those in building a *Chinese* dictionary. |
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- 乄 乄 [wu3] /Japanese kokuji pr. shime or shite/to find a place to dwell/sum/measurement of paper/to do/ # + 乄 乄 [wu3] /Japanese kokuji pr. shime or shite/to find a place to dwell/sum/measurement of paper/to do/not to be confused with 㐅/ |