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13-stroke characters
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eagle, falcon, hawk
anarchy, chaos; revolt
real, sincere, true; truth
to hinder; to detain
to pass on; to propagate; to transmit; summons
to press, to urge
to upset, to pour out, to overflow
foolish, silly, stupid; an imbecile
to injure, to harm; wound, injury; to fall ill
the name of an immortal; surname
to hire, to employ; commission; servant
debt, loan, liability
busy, hurried; urgent
only, merely, solely, just
humpback; surname
all, together, unanimous
picture, image, figure; to resemble
to raze, to pare, to level off
to annihilate, to destroy, to exterminate
to rob, to plunder, to slice off; nimble, quick
to annihilate, to destroy, to exterminate
industrious, diligent, attentive
power, force; tendency, attitude
to gather, to collect; confluence
hut; diligent; careful
pile; layer; to fold up; to repeat, to duplicate
the sound of birds chirping
throat; to quarrel, to choke
to be angry at, to rebuke, to scold
the cackling of a fowl; to gag, to vomit
alas!
to sing
to eat seeds; to reproach; loquacious
final interrogative particle
choking, as by smoke; something that irritates the nose or throat
throat; voice
miserly, stingy, thrifty
hoarse
addicted to, fond of, with a weakness for
a bird's crop; wine pot
to drink, to imbibe
the sound of someone crying or sobbing
to sniff, to smell, to scent
interjection indicating regret
clamor; the sound of wailing
used in transliterations
to laugh at, to ridicule, to sneer at; to snort
childish, coquettish, coy; inviting; "daddy"
an exclamation
to call out; to roar, to bark; to wail; to yelp
hey, hello; interrogative particle
interjection indicating agreement or appreciation
to move the lips as if speaking; hesitation
used in transliterations
to connect; to inherit; descendants, heirs
to suck
a flute-like musical instrument
onomatopoetic
the droning sound made by an airplane or a bee flying
the sound of a horn tooting
garden, park; orchard
circle; circular, round; complete
a raised path between fields, a dike
piece, lump, chunk; dollar; measure word for currency
to stop up, to seal, to cork, to block; pass, frontier; fortress
to sculpt, to model in clay; plastic
to collapse, to fall into ruin
pond, tank; dike, embankment
to smear, to scribble, to daub; surname
airborne dust
grave, tomb, cemetary
cemetery; tomb, burial mound