G'u0112>hou3,4后 = empress, sovereign; 詬 gou3 - revile, disgrace. G'-U.
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垢 垢詬逅茩 gou 后逅垕洉缿銗骺郈詬茩hou G’u0112>hou2 Hou 2 = conciliatory, compromising; feeling ashamed. (HEART Hou3,4 = soverign, lord; queen, empress. (ROOT) 后 Hou3,4 = disgrace, insult; embarrass; feel disgust, nausea. (MOUTH) Hou4 =to dye. (WATER) 洉 Hou4 = carefree and happy; to meet unexpectedly. (STOP&GO) 逅 K’u >k’ou [kou= revile, disgrace. (SPEECH) 詬 Ku>kou3 [gou] = filth; disgrace, sordid. (EARTH, dirt) 垢 Revile, , disgrace, to rail at, to abuse; sense of shame. (SPEECH) 詬 To meet; good; to pair, to copulate. [hook up](FEMALE)
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miwo>wu2 =
1. magician, wizard, witch, medium, (ROOT)
2. to deceive, to slander, to err.; false accusation; to calumniate. (SPEECH) 誣
g'iek>hsi4 [xi] = a shaman, a wizard. (PERCEIVE) 覡
Miu0138 > wu 3 = 侮 despise, insult disgrace, revile. M-I-U.
miu> wu 3 = despise insult disgrace, revile. (PERSON)
Miog1160 > miao 4 = 廟 ancestral temple. M-I-O-G.
Miog1160 > miao 4 = 廟 ancestral temple. Hall for rites of matins.
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Lo0070 . luo >lu3 = dull, blunt; a shield. [魯］（ROOT)
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Song1004> sung4 (ROOT) 宋 to dwell; name of a dynasty. S-;-o-;-ng.
Song1004> sung4 (ROOT) 宋 to dwell; name of a dynasty. S-;-o-;-ng.
Siwer0576> shuei3 [shui] (ROOT) 水 water, river. S (i)-w-e-r.
Siwer0576> shuei3 [shui] (ROOT) 水 water, river. S (i)-w-e-r.
Siuk1221>su 4 (ROOT) 粟 Grain in husk; millet. S-i-u-k.
Siuk1221>su 4 (ROOT) 粟 Grain in husk; millet. S-i-u-k.
Sem0648sort>san 1 (ROOT) 三 three; be three. S-E-M.
Sem0648sort>san 1 (ROOT) 三 three; be three. S-E-M.
Sam0610+> shan1 = to mow, a sickle, to cut the harvest; to ocutdown
Sam0610+> shan1 = to mow, a sickle, to cut the harvest; to ocutdown
Miwo0105 >wu2 = (ROOT) 巫 magician, wizard, witch, medium, M-I-W-O.
Miwo0105 >wu2 = (ROOT) 巫 magician, wizard, witch, medium, M-I-W-O.
Miu0138 > wu 3 = 侮 despise, insult disgrace, revile. M-I-U.
Miu0138 > wu 3 = 侮 despise, insult disgrace, revile. M-I-U.
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