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Unicode/Hanzi Search: U+7A00 (稀)

7A00
稀
rare, unusual, scarce; sparse
Radical 𥝌
Strokes (without radical) 7 Total Strokes 12
Mandarin reading Cantonese reading hei1
Japanese on reading ki ke Japanese kun reading mare mabara
Korean reading huy Vietnamese reading hi

CEDICT Entries:

   [ ]    rare, uncommon, watery, sparse
   [ shì ]    rare
   [ ]    rare earth (chemistry)
   [ yuán ]    rare earth element (chemistry)
   [ jīn shǔ ]    rare earth element
   [ ]    rare, strange
   [ ]    crazy, bizarre, weird, fantastic, strange
   [ ]    infrequent visitor
   [ shaǒ ]    sparse, rare
   [ làn ]    same as 稀爛|稀烂[xi1 lan4]
   [ yoǔ ]    uncommon
   [ yoǔ yuán ]    trace element (nutrition)
   [ yoǔ ]    rare gas, noble gas (chemistry)
   [ làn ]    smashed up, broken into pieces, thoroughly mashed, pulpy
   [ shū ]    sparse, infrequent, thinly spread
   [ ]    sparse and fragmentary
   [ zhoū ]    water gruel, thin porridge
   [ quē ]    scarce, scarcity
   [ han ]    rare, uncommon, rarity, to value as a rarity, to cherish, Taiwan pr. [xi1 han3]
   [ ]    thin, rarefied
   [ li tu ]    muddleheaded, careless
   [ li huā ]    (onom.) rustling sound, sound of rain or of sth falling down, in disorder, completely smashed, badly battered, broken to pieces
   [ shì ]    to dilute
   [ li guāng dāng ]    thin, diluted
   [ fàn ]    porridge, gruel
   [ sōng ]    poor, sloppy, unconcerned, heedless, lax, unimportant, trivial, loose, porous
   [ sōng zhì ]    cancellous bone, trabecular bone, spongy bone
⇒    [ rén yān shaǒ ]    no sign of human habitation (idiom); desolate
⇒    [ ]    vaguely, dimly, probably, very likely
⇒    [ ]    seventy years old
⇒    [ huò ]    to try to smooth things over, to paper over the issues, to gloss things over
⇒    [ guǎng rén ]    vast, but sparsely populated
⇒    [ nián ]    over seventy years old
⇒    [ ]    see 和稀泥[huo4 xi1 ni2]
⇒    [ ]    (coll.) to have diarrhea, to shrink back, to cower
⇒    [ jiàn ]    to thin out gradually, to become fainter and fainter
⇒    [ weí guì ]    the rarer sth is, the greater its value (idiom)
⇒    [ zhēn ]    rare, precious and uncommon
⇒    [ ]    sparse and fragmentary

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