Kangxi Radical 194: 鬼 guǐ Ghost

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鬲 ☜ ⑩ Kangxi Radical 194: 鬼 guǐ “ghost” ☞ 鱼

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Pīnyīn

鬼 ~ guǐ ~ “ghost” radical (194)
aka: Kangxi Radical Ghost
鬼 ~ guǐ ~ ghost, sly, crafty

鬼魂 ~ guǐhún ~ ghost
小鬼 ~ xiǎoguǐ ~ little devil, brat
灵魂 [靈魂] ~ línghún ~ soul, spirit
魔鬼 ~ móguǐ ~ devil

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