Kanji 癈

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Strokes: 17
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On:
ハイ
hai
Kun:
-
Reading in names:
-
Meanings:
chronic illness, getting crippled
Kanji shape: idc
Kanji elements: , , , 几, , , 癶, , 發

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Examples

廃人
はいじん
haijin
cripple;disabled person;invalid
инвалид
廃兵
はいへい
haihei
disabled soldier;crippled soldier
солдат-инвалид, инвалид войны
癈疾
はいしつ
haishitsu
disablement

Reading in other languages

Korean:
Korean (latin): pye
Pinyin: fei4
Vietnam: Phế, Phích

Encoding

BIG5: ED 75
DECIMAL: 30280
HEX: 7648
JIS_LEVEL: 2
MINKUTEN: 1-65-83
UTF16: 7648
UTF8: E7 99 88

Dictionary indexes

Kodansha Kanji Dictionary (Jack Halpern, 2013): 4077
Morohashi Daikanwajiten (Volume 7, page 1202): 22520
New Japanese-English Character Dictionary (Jack Halpern, 1990): 3287
The Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary (Andrew Nelson): 3077
The New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary (John Haig): 3841
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