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The “⺼” component

⺼ · Chinese character

Found in 175 indexed Chinese characters.

Characters containing ⺼

zhòu

Chinese character

duò

lazy

ruǎn

protein

to offer a sacrifice to (gods or ancestors)

lèi

rib

(bound form) flesh; muscle

huāng

region between heart and diaphragm

xiào

similar

zhǒu

elbow

yuān

a small worm

tripe

gāng

used in 脫疘|脱肛[tuo1gang1]

róng

surname Rong

gān

liver (CL:葉|叶[ye4])

oxime

cháng

intestines

thigh

zhī

limb

skin

féi

fat

jiān

shoulder

fáng

animal fat

zhūn

gizzard

used in 膃肭|腽肭[wa4 na4]

āng

dirty

kěn

to agree; to consent

rán

dog meat

gōng

upper arm

to have children

qiǎn

(usu. of an animal) the part of the side of the body between the ribs and the hipbone

fèi

lung

jǐng

hydrazine

tài

peptide (two or more amino acids linked by peptide bonds CO-NH)

zhǒng

to swell

zhàng

to swell; dropsical; swollen; bloated

xié

flank (the side of one's torso)

shèn

arsine

wèi

stomach

zhòu

helmet

dǎn

gall bladder

bèi

the back of a body or object

guā

guanidine

tāi

fetus

pàng

healthy

zhēn

gizzard

zuò

to grant or bestow

pēi

embryo

jiǎ

shoulder blade

shèng

victory

zhī

used in 胼胝[pian2zhi1]

bāo

placenta

flank of animal

non-Han people, esp. from central Asia

yìn

descendant

all

dòng

Chinese character

carbylamine

belly

yān

rouge

kuà

crotch

pancreas

guāng

used in 膀胱[pang2guang1]

gǎi

hydroxylamine (chemistry)

used in 胳肢窩|胳肢窝[ga1zhi5wo1]

dòng

large intestine

jiāo

to glue

xiōng

chest

àn

amine

pián

used in 胼胝[pian2 zhi1]

néng

can

zhī

fat

xié

Chinese character

cuì

brittle

mài

Chinese character

mài

arteries and veins

kuài

chopped meat or fish

Chinese character

zāng

dirty

(bound form) the navel; the umbilicus

nǎo

brain

amidine (chemistry)

nóng

pus

neck

wǎn

internal cavity of stomach

jiǎo

foot

jìng

Chinese character

cuǒ

chopped meat

méi

meat on the back of an animal

chún

Chinese character

xiū

dried meat presented by pupils to their teacher at their first meeting (in ancient times)

tuō

Chinese character

pāo

bladder

dried meat

tuō

to shed

niào

carbamide

luó

fingerprint

(cattle) tongue (Cantonese)

liǎn

face

zhàng

Chinese character

spleen

tiǎn

make strong (as liquors)

jīng

acrylic

ancient practice of offering sacrifices to the gods in the 12th lunar month

armpit

yān

to salt

shèn

Chinese character

internal organs

féi

calf of leg

qiāng

(bound form) cavity

wàn

wrist

dòng

Chinese character

zōng

hydrazone (chemistry)

dìng

buttocks

còu

the tissue between the skin and the flesh

xīng

fishy (smell)

nǎo

Chinese character

shù

insertion point in acupuncture

nǎn

brisket

zhǒng

Chinese character

è

palate

sāi

cheek

yāo

waist

jiàn

tendon

jiǎo

Chinese character

fat on belly

cháng

Chinese character

abdomen

xiàn

gland

greasy

miǎn

bashful

used in 膃肭|腽肭[wa4 na4]

tuǐ

leg

bǎng

upper arm

backbone

Chinese character

diaphragm (anatomy)

shoulder

gāo

ointment

bìn

Chinese character

guó

Chinese character

biāo

fat of a stock animal

táng

(bound form) hollow space

membrane

old variant of 膝[xi1]

jiāo

Chinese character

zhì

vagina

lìn

phosphine

péng

swollen

Chinese character

chuài

used in 囊膪[nang1 chuai4]

liáo

male genitals

jiāo

Chinese character

shàn

meals

yīng

breast

shān

a flock of sheep (or goats)

dǎn

Chinese character

kuài

Chinese character

nóng

Chinese character

tún

buttocks; hips; rump

lián

sides of the lower part of the leg

arm

yōng

Chinese character

(bound form) chest; breast

liǎn

Chinese character

sào

shame

dropsical

Chinese character

Chinese character

Chinese character

zàng

Chinese character

Chinese character

luǒ

used in 蜾蠃[guo3 luo3]

tún

suckling pig

suí

the Sui dynasty (581-617 AD)

bone