1. ε„—

ε„—

Meta:

  1. ε„— is a very uncommon character.
  2. ε„— has 1 dictionary entry.
  3. ε„— appears as a character in 0 words.
  4. ε„— appears as a component in 0 characters.

Decomposition:

Once :
ε„— => δΊ», η–‘
Radical :
ε„— => δΊ» (human), εŒ• (spoon), 矒 (arrow), ιΎ΄ (N/A), η–‹ (bolt of cloth)
Graphical :
ε„— => γ‡’, δΈ¨, 乚, γ‡’, δΈΏ, δΈ€, δΊΊ, δΈ€, ιΎ΄, γ‡–, ιΎ°

Pinyin & Meaning:

  1. ni3 - doubtful/suspicious/variant of ζ‹Ÿ/to emulate/to imitate

Pronunciation Clues:

  1. Pronunciation clue for ε„— (ni3): The component η–‘ is pronounced as 'yi2'. It has the same pinyin final.
  2. Pronunciation clue for ε„— (ni3): The component εŒ• is pronounced as 'bi3'. It has the same pinyin final.
  3. Pronunciation clue for ε„— (ni3): The component 矒 is pronounced as 'shi3'. It has the same pinyin final.
  4. Pronunciation clue for ε„— (ni3): The component η–‹ is pronounced as 'pi3'. It has the same pinyin final.

Example Words:

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Decomposition Levels:
Level 1: Only divided once. So only two components.
Level 2: Radical Decomposition. The character gets decomposed into its lowest radical components. For the complete list visit the Radical wikipedia page.
Level 3: Graphical Decomposition. Shows all the strokes & lowest level of components that make up the character.
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