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| HSK/3 | | [[単亜語/HSK/3|HSK/3]] | ||
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! 日 | ! 日 | ||
| 高等 | | [[単亜語/常用/高等|高等]] | ||
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! 韓 | ! 韓 | ||
| 中 | | [[単亜語/敎育用基礎漢字/中|中]] | ||
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! SKIP | ! colspan="2" | {{C|SKIP/3/2/2}} | ||
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! Radical | ! colspan="2" | {{C|Radical/68}} (斗) | ||
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=== Alternative Forms === | === Alternative Forms === | ||
Manmun: {{C|돗}} ; Latin: {{C|dou}} | Manmun: {{C|돗}} ; Latin: {{C|dou}}; Unacceptable: 𤣫, 𠦁, 𣁬 | ||
=== Pronunciation === | === Pronunciation === | ||
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# an ancient measure of volume (about 18L, cp. "peck") | # an ancient measure of volume (about 18L, cp. "peck") | ||
Note: While this character is rare in general usage, it appears high on every country's list of character to know and is therefore considered a "common" character/word in Dan'a'yo. Mainland China uses it as a simplification of {{C|闘}}, which we do not. | |||
{{Aquatiki}} | {{Aquatiki}} | ||
[[Category:Contionary]] [[Category:Dan'a'yo nouns]] [[Category:Dan'a'yo words]] | [[Category:Contionary]] [[Category:Dan'a'yo nouns]] [[Category:Dan'a'yo words]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:55, 1 September 2024
Dan'a'yo
| Fact Table | |
|---|---|
| 中 | HSK/3 |
| 日 | 高等 |
| 韓 | 中 |
| SKIP/3/2/2 | |
| Radical/68 (斗) | |
Alternative Forms
Manmun: 돗 ; Latin: dou; Unacceptable: 𤣫, 𠦁, 𣁬
Pronunciation
(Dan'a'yo) IPA: /dow/
Noun
- part of the name of constellations (cp. "dipper")
- an ancient measure of volume (about 18L, cp. "peck")
Note: While this character is rare in general usage, it appears high on every country's list of character to know and is therefore considered a "common" character/word in Dan'a'yo. Mainland China uses it as a simplification of 闘, which we do not.
