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14-stroke characters
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still, quiet, motionless, gentle
to hire; to rent
betel pepper; Amorphophallus konjac
poor; rustic
to assemble, to collect, to meet
chisel; to engrave
cunning, crafty, sly
high-quality iron
threshold, door frame
to glance, to peep; to growl, to roar
ardent, fervent; generous, magnanimous
victory feast; to throw a banquet
shackles, manacles
grain, kernel
definitely, sure!
ancient Chinese harp
to lift, to raise; tight-fisted
nutmeg, cardamom
skeleton
strong, stimulating; ruthless, intense
minced fish; hash
to lie, to deceive; to delude, to cheat
to stare
scabies, itching, scald-head
candle, wax; maggot
pepper; hot, spicy; cruel
to slander, to defame; a false accusation
to marinate in salt
fishing net
mantis, dung beetle
to hanker after
buckwheat or sorghum noodles
surname
chains, bonds
to pour out a libation; to sprinkle
final particle used to indicate polite refusal
widow
rowan, mountain ash
glass; colored glaze
fox, wildcat
attend, be present; arrive at
lotus, water lily; paradise
lady's vanity case; trousseau
flail; to thresh
wild vine; Vitis pentaphylla
ripples, waves; to overflow
mountain range
to hop, to jump; hurried, urgent
companion, colleague; officials; bureaucracy; a pretty face
few, scarce; empty, deserted
knotweed, polygonum
deserted, empty, few; surname
to put down, to put aside, to drop
clear, limpid (as of water)
neighbor; neighborhood
hay, straw; surname
neck, collar; lead, guide
to steam, to stir-fry
pomegranate
skein; tuft, lock; wrinkle
used in onomatopoetic expressions
to embrace, to hug; to drag, to pull
to leak, to drip; hour glass; funnel
fistula; goiter, sore, ulcer
to inlay; to engrave, to carve; tattoo
sauce, gravy, broth; brine
to filter, to strain; dripping, wet
book, record; book of prophecy
a village of twenty-five families
frequently, often, again and again
backbone, spinal column
lapel, collar; tattered, threadbare