Chinese Unicode Characters
a kind of white tiger, an angry tiger, sound of a tiger
U+4594
17812
䖔
䖔
hàn kǎn
a tiger
U+4595
17813
䖕
䖕
zǔ
a tiger
U+4598
17816
䖘
䖘
tú
a resting tiger; a tiger to lie down and take some rest
U+4599
17817
䖙
䖙
a tiger
U+459A
17818
䖚
䖚
a sea-insect; in the shape of a human's elbow
U+459E
17822
䖞
䖞
zhǒu
a poisonous insect; scorpion; to sting; prick of a poisonous insect; venomous sting, to ache
U+45A7
17831
䖧
䖧
nà
a kind of bee; black bee
U+45A9
17833
䖩
䖩
bì pì
a kind of gnat; a small flying insect
U+45B0
17840
䖰
䖰
pài
a kind of insect (looks like cicada)
U+45B2
17842
䖲
䖲
xún
a kind of insect, (non-classical form of 珧) scallops, found in abundance in the China Sea; the shells contain mother-of-pearl, and the compressor muscle or ligament is dried and imported into China as Compoy ( 干貝); also called ( 江瑤柱) it is highly esteemed as an article of food, both in China and Japan
U+45B4
17844
䖴
䖴
yáo
a kind of insect
U+45B7
17847
䖷
䖷
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