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[ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]佛[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]刜[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]咈[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]唿[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]囫[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]堀[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]寣[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]巿[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]帗[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]弗[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]彿[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]忽[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]惚[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]拂[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]昒[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]曶[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]欻[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]氟[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]淴[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]狒[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]祓[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]窟[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]笏[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]笰[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]紱[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]紼[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]綍[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]绂[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]绋[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]艴[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]芴[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]芾[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]茀[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]袚[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]韍[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]韨[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]髴[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]魆[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]黻[/ref]
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[ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]㗵[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]㦌[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]㧾[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]㫚[/ref], [ref dict="Unihan (Ch-En)"]

Cantonese Index for Unihan. 2014.

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