Chinese Unicode Characters

Updated 2023-11-22 15:29:08

Chinese Unicode Characters

Unicode Latin+ | Unicode Chinois | GBK | Ideograms | ASCII | ASCII Table | ASCII => UTF-8 | UTF-8 => ASCII
id
meaning
Unicode Hex.
Unicode Dec.
HTML
Glyph
pinyin
rupture, split apart, collapse
U+5D29
23849
崩
bēng
rocky peaks; lofty and dangerous
U+5D2A
23850
崪
zú cuì
rugged
U+5D41
23873
嵁
kān
rough, uneven, jagged, rugged
U+5D5C
23900
嵜
 
ridge
U+5D9E
23966
嶞
duò
river; KangXi radical 47
U+5DDB
24027
巛
chuān kūn
revolve, make circuit, turn
U+5DFF
24063
巿
巿
rare; hope, expect, strive for
U+5E0C
24076
希
return; return to, revert to
U+5E30
24112
帰
guī
remnants, tailor's cutting
U+5E35
24117
帵
wān
room
U+5ECE
24270
廎
qǐng
return, turn around; a time
U+5EFD
24317
廽
huí
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