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水shuǐwater4 strokes氵shuǐwater3 strokes滴dīto drip; a drop of water14 strokes汤tāngsoup, gravy, broth; hot water6 strokes灌guànto water, to irrigate; to pour; to flood20 strokes捞lāoto dredge up; to fish for; to scoop out of the water10 strokes煎jiānto fry in fat or oil; to boil in water13 strokes浇jiāoto spray, to sprinkle, to water9 strokes泼pōto pour, to splash, to sprinkle, to water8 strokes汆cuānto parboil; to boil; a kettle of hot water6 strokes汛xùnhigh water, flood tides6 strokes汲jíto draw water at a well; to imbibe6 strokes芍sháopeony; water chestnuts6 strokes巠jīngunderground river; flowing water7 strokes汩gǔthe sound of running water; to gurgle; confused, disorderly7 strokes沃wòto water, to irrigate; fertile, rich7 strokes芰jìwater caltrop7 strokes芮ruìtiny, small; the water's edge7 strokes泔gānwater from washing rice; thick gruel8 strokes泓hónga clear deep pool of water8 strokes泖mǎostill water; a river in Jiangsu province8 strokes茏lóngtall grass; water-weeds8 strokes茆máowater mallow8 strokes荇xìnga water plant, Nymphoides peltalum9 strokes荠jìwater chestnut; water caltrop9 strokes浞zhuóto soak, to steep in water10 strokes涟liánflowing water; ripples; weeping10 strokes涠wéistill water10 strokes笕jiǎnbamboo water pipe10 strokes荸bíwater chestnut10 strokes荷hélotus, water lily; burden, responsibility; Holland10 strokes莼chúnan edible water plant; Brasenia10 strokes莲liánlotus, water lily; paradise10 strokes蚨fúa kind of water beetle; cash, dollars, money10 strokes淙cóngthe sound of water gurgling11 strokes淅xīwater used wash rice11 strokes淦gàna river in Jiangxi province; water leaking into a boat11 strokes淠pìluxuriant; water lily11 strokes渖shěnwater, liquid, juice; to pour11 strokes羕yàngriver, flowing water11 strokes菱língwater chestnut, water caltrop11 strokes淼miǎoinfinity; flooding; a wide expanse of water12 strokes湉tiánflowing smoothly; calm water12 strokes湯tāngsoup, gravy, broth; hot water12 strokes溉gàito water, to irrigate, to flood; to wash12 strokes漓lídripping water; a river in Guangxi province13 strokes漣liánflowing water; ripples; weeping13 strokes漪yīripples; swirling water14 strokes粼línclear, limpid (as of water)14 strokes蒓chúnan edible water plant; Brasenia14 strokes蓮liánlotus, water lily; paradise14 strokes撈lāoto dredge up; to fish for; to scoop out of the water15 strokes潑pōto pour, to splash, to sprinkle, to water15 strokes潺chánthe sound of flowing water15 strokes澆jiāoto spray, to sprinkle, to water15 strokes蓴chúnan edible water plant; Brasenia15 strokes霈pèitorrential rains; the flow of water15 strokes澶chánstill water; tranquil, placid16 strokes蕹wèngan edible water plant; Ipomoea aquatica16 strokes薺jìwater chestnut; water caltrop18 strokes
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