Unihan data for U+4F24

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Unihan data for U+4F24

Grid Index Radical-stroke index (9.3-5)

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Glyphs

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Encoding Forms

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20260 E4 BC A4 4F24 00004F24

IRG Sources

Data type Value

kIICore AG

kIRG_GSource G0-494B

kRSUnicode 9.4

kTotalStrokes 6

Dictionary Indices

Data type Value

kHanYu 10124.010

kIRGHanyuDaZidian 10124.010

kIRGKangXi 0096.121

kKangXi 0096.121

Dictionary-like Data

Data type Value

kCangjie OOKS

kFourCornerCode 2822

kFrequency 3

kUnihanCore2020 G

Other Mappings

Data type Value

kCCCII 27324C

kEACC 27324C

kGB0 4143

kMainlandTelegraph 0281

kTGH 2013:468

Radical-stroke Indices

Data type Value

kRSKangXi 9.4

Readings

Data type Value

kCantonese soeng1

kDefinition wound, injury; fall ill from

kHanyuPinlu shāng(393)

kMandarin shāng

kTGHZ2013 325.180:shāng

kXHC1983 1001.030:shāng

Variants

Data type Value

kTraditionalVariant U+50B7 傷

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