ѐq [Pinyin] Mao2zhui1zi5 [Korean] mochuja [Japanese] mousuishi [Definition]A writing (calligraphy) brush. [Credit] acm
ѓ [Pinyin] mao2tou2 [Korean] modu [Japanese] moutou [Definition](1) The tip of a hair. (2) Tiny; few; hardly at all. [Credit] acm
z [Radical] 082 [Strokes] 04 [Total Strokes] 08 [Unicode] 6BDF [Pinyin] [Korean] mo [Japanese] mou mushiru [Definition][Japanese character] To pluck, pluck out. Pick, tear out. [Credit] acm
| [Radical] 082 [Strokes] 07 [Total Strokes] 11 [Unicode] 6BEB [Pinyin] hao2 [Korean] ho [Japanese] gou [Definition](1) Long, very fine hair; down. (2) The tip of a writing brush. (3) A thousandth of an ounce. (4) The down on plants. (5) An atom. [Credit] acm
| [Pinyin] hao2li2 [Korean] hori [Japanese] gouri [Definition]A very tiny bit. Very slightly. Silk thread comes out of the silkworm's mouth at a thickness called a . Ten are called one |, and ten | are called one . An expression of smallness or insignificance. [Credit] acm
|ؐ痢 [Pinyin] hao2li2qian1li3 [Korean] horijeonrii [Japanese] gourisenri [Definition]The least divergence in the beginning will lead many miles astray. [Credit] acm
{ [Radical] 082 [Strokes] 07 [Total Strokes] 11 [Unicode] 6BEC [Variant] [Pinyin] qiu2 [Korean] gu [Japanese] kyuu [Definition](1) A hard ball filled with hair on the inside. (2) A ball, globe, something round. (3) The sharp, hard skin on the outside of a chestnut, etc. [Credit] acm
~ [Radical] 082 [Strokes] 08 [Total Strokes] 12 [Unicode] 6BEF [Pinyin] tan3 [Korean] dam [Japanese] tan [Definition]A rug, a (wool woven) carpet. [Credit] acm
} [Radical] 082 [Strokes] 08 [Total Strokes] 12 [Unicode] 6BF3 [Pinyin] cui4 [Korean] chwi [Japanese] zei [Definition](1) Fine, soft feather or hair. Down; downy. (2) Woven wool. (3) Soft, fluffy. (4) Fragile, weak, delicate. (5) To open the eyes; wake up. [Credit] acm
[Radical] 082 [Strokes] 13 [Total Strokes] 17 [Unicode] 6C08 [Pinyin] zhan1 [Korean] jeon [Japanese] sen [Definition]A (wool woven) carpet. [Credit] acm
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