| Change log entry 635 | |
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| Processed by: | miles (2007-08-08 11:03:32 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 383 >> Anon: it is some form of iron, but i do not know the pinyin. Miles: This character 㶸 beats all the online and paper dictionaries. It may be a Korean or Japanese confection of 火 ＋ 劦 hence no regular Chinese reading. However, every other split character with 劦 as right element is [xie2]. The website http://www.chinamatters.nl/terms.1.html gives magnetite 㶸铁石 [xie2 tie2 shi2]. We are at the very obscure end of Unihan knowledge, where my guess is as good as anyone's. M |
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+ 㶸 㶸 [xie2] /(precise meaning unknown, relates to iron)/(variant of 劦 or of 協|协)/see 㶸铁石 magnetite Fe3O4/ + 㶸鐵石 㶸铁石 [xie2 tie2 shi2] /magnetite Fe3O4/ + 劦 劦 [xie2] /variant of 協|协/cooperate/combined labor/ + 劦 劦 [lie4] /unending exertion/ + 萬花筒 万花筒 [wan4 hua1 tong3] /kaleidoscope/ + 硬紙 硬纸 [ying4 zhi3] /cardboard/stiff paper/ |