Chinese Unicode Characters
used in girl's name, soft and tender
U+3731
14129
㜱
㜱
dòng zhì
unable to meet, empty room
U+3770
14192
㝰
㝰
mián
ulcers, swollen feet, a kind of disease
U+3782
14210
㞂
㞂
tuǐ
ulcers, swollen feet, a kind of disease (abnornal in walking)
U+3787
14215
㞇
㞇
wěi
unable to walk
U+378A
14218
㞊
㞊
xù
uneasy; distrubed; not feeling at peace
U+3938
14648
㤸
㤸
xì
used in a person's name, pensive
U+3945
14661
㥅
㥅
shòu
unsuccessful in one's career; to have not one's ambition fulfilled, generous; unselfish; liberal, uneasy; distrubed; not feeling at peace
U+395C
14684
㥜
㥜
wèi
unhappy displeased, anger; rage; angry; furious
U+3968
14696
㥨
㥨
chuí shuì wěi
unreasonable, to distribute; to make known; to circulate, book cover; book jacket, letter; correspondence
U+3A2D
14893
㨭
㨭
hù
uneven, to hang down; to let fall
U+3A7E
14974
㩾
㩾
chuí
unstable, dull, rough; coarse
U+3A7F
14975
㩿
㩿
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