Role of the “Opposite Dog “犭 Character in Chinese Writing: 947 Characters 279 definitions

by
Jennifer Ball and Xu Chao

Using a Hanzi substructure-search engine designed by Xu Chao and Jennifer Ball

Aug. 16, 2018

Semantic Breakdown of Raw Data

Human (23) Negative (59) Beast (182) Nature (15) No definition (352)

279 + 668 undefined = 947 characters analyzed

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	Unicode	Character	Definition
Human (8%)
1	\U72B9	犹	Short for 猶太／犹太 (Yóutài, “Jew; Jewish”). Still. “Which is meant to be a good dog that has been obtained through long-term planning and long-term breeding. The meaning is similar.” (Baidu). Like, similar to, just like, as (Ctext). Name of beast. Sound of dog barking. (Wiktionary).
2	\U7336	猶	Short for 猶太／犹太 (Yóutài, “Jew; Jewish”). A kind of monkey (literary) to be like; to be just as (literary) still; yet; as before. Alternative form of 猷 (yóu, “plan; scheme”). A surname.
3	\U72B5	犵	Resolute; a non-Han ethnic group in Guangxi, Hunan, and Guizhou.
4	\U72C1	狁	A tribe of Scythian nomad. Only used in 玁狁／𤞤狁.
5	\U736F	獯	A tribe of Scythians which invaded China during the Hsia dynasty. Short for 獯鬻 (Xūnyù). Porridge.
6	\U72C7	狇	This is a “仫佬”, one of the ethnic minorities in Southwest China.
7	\U72C4	狄	The Di people; Zhou dynasty era term for tribes from northern China; a surname.
8	\U7300	猀	One of the ancient ethnic minorities in Guangxi, China.
9	\U3E90	㺐	(Same as U+7360 獠) generally called for minority groups (southwest area) in old China, to hunt at night by torches, lascivious, weird, allurements.
10	\U72EB	狫	See “犵” (one of the ethnic minorities in southwest China).
11	\U735B	獛	Ethnic minorities in remote southern China.
12	\U7314	猔	Name of an ancient tribe. “The dog has a son” (Baidu).
13	\U72DA	狚	An ethnic minority in China. Used in 獦狚 (“A mythical wolf-like beast with a red head and the eyes of a mouse.” “The sound is like a pig...it can eat people.”) Alternative form of 旦 (dàn).
14	\U72DC	狜	One of the ancient Chinese ethnic minorities. It is a tribe of Tubo and later entered Yunnan.
15	\U3E6B	㹫	A kind of animal (same as 夷) generally called for minority groups in old China.
16	\U7366	獦	A kind of beast that is said in the ancient book, shaped like a wolf, sounds like a pig, eats people; hunting, capturing animals; short mouth dog. The ancient name for the southern minorities. In some dialects in the north (such as Taiyuan in Shanxi and Hebei in Hebei), there is still a word that is often used to describe people who are unreasonable, eccentric, and self-righteous.
17	\U72BD	犽	Chinese words, a kind of animal like the ancient book; one of the ancient Chinese ethnic minorities (Baidu).
18	\U7380	玀	Pig; Lolo, an aborginal tribe.
19	\U72EA	狪	“(Taishan) has a beast, which has a shape like a dolphin...” Ethnic minority in SW China, “heathen.”
20	\U3E9C	㺜	Fierce dog with long shaggy hair; an old name for a part of the Miao nationality (in southwestern China) (𤣜).
21	\U7321	猡	Pig; Lolo aboringinal tribe.
22	\U72D1	狑	A kind of good dog; (historical) an ancient ethnic minority in present-day Guangxi, China.
23	\U2AEB9	𪺹	A tribe in southwest Yunnan.

Human (23) Negative (58) Beast (183) Nature (15) No definition (352)

	Unicode	Character	Definition
Negative (21%)
24	\U72AF	犯	To commit (crime), to violate; criminal.
25	\U72DE	狞	Ferocious appearance; hideous.
26	\U7319	猙	Fierce-looking; ferocious.
27	\U72F0	狰	Fierce-looking, ferocious.
28	\U3FA0	㾠	A fever.
29	\U72C2	狂	To go crazy; to act aggressively; mad; insane; crazy; wildly arrogant; conceited; stiff-necked; unruly; unrestrained; violent; ferocious; roaring; enormous (Min Nan)...to be hot for; to be crazy about (Min Nan, of animal) to be in heat. (See 誑／诳.)
30	\U72B7	犷	Boorish; rough; uncouth (Baidu). Fierce, rude, uncivilized (Ctext).
31	\U6090	悐	Respect, regard; to stand in awe of, to be alarmed.
32	\U392E	㤮	An error; a blunder, to cheat; to swindle; to defraud, confused; deceit; to deceive.
33	\U4FC7	俇	Run, panic, go.
34	\U8BF3	诳	Deceive, lie, delude, cheat. (See 狂.)
35	\U731C	猜	To guess; to suppose; to conjecture; to suspect; to have a suspicion; jealousy.
36	\U3E87	㺇	A warden; (in ancient China) minister of public works, to observe; to watch.
37	\U8A91	誑	Deceive, lie, delude, cheat. (See 狂.)
38	\U72C5	狅	The word “mad.”
39	\U3E61	㹡	A rush and impatient disposition, (non-classical form 狷) rash; quick-tempered; narrow-minded, honest and straightforward.
40	\U7357	獗	Rude (Google translation of Baidu). Unruly, wild, violent, lawless (Ctext).
41	\U72CE	狎	Be familiar with; disrespect. Sex (Ctext). Domestication; taming; tease; be improperly familiar with (Baidu).
42	\U72EF	狯	Sly, cunning, crafty.
43	\U83B7	获	Obtain, get, receive; seize.
44	\U72F1	狱	Prison, jail; case; lawsuit.
45	\U72F7	狷	Rash, impetuous, impulsive.
46	\U72EC	独	Alone, single, solitary, only.
47	\U72E1	狡	Cunning, deceitful, treacherous.
48	\U736A	獪	Sly, cunning, crafty.
49	\U731B	猛	Ferocious; fierce; violent; powerful; vigorous; bold (slang) awesome; suddenly; quickly (Cantonese); continuously; vigorously; persistently; insistently.
50	\U734A	獊	Chaotic look.
51	\U7375	獵	To hunt; field sports.
52	\U7316	猖	Mad, wild, reckless, unruly.
53	\U730E	猎	Hunt; field sports.
54	\U72F9	狹	Narrow, limited; narrow-minded; to pinch.
55	\U3E64	㹤	(Same as 怯) lacking in courage; cowardly, nervous; socially timid; fright.
56	\U72E0	狠	Vicious, cruel; severely, extreme.
57	\U7340	獀	To gather; to hunt or search for.
58	\U24751	𤝑	Variant of 犯; to commit (crime), to violate; criminal.
59	\U72ED	狭	Cramped; narrow; contract; tight; narrow, limited; narrow-minded.
60	\U7368	獨	Alone; single; solitary; the old and childless. (Simplified version: 独- No. 45.)
61	\U7377	獷	Fierce, rude, uncivilized (犷).
62	\U7349	獉	The grass and trees are mixed, and the beasts are infested. Refers to the scene of ancient chaos. (Baidu). Jungle. (Ctext).
63	\U3E88	㺈	To go hunting; to go on a hunting expedition.
64	\U72D3	狓	(Wild; arrogance; rampant) ferocious.
65	\U7370	獰	Ferocious appearance; hideous.
66	\U735D	獝	“1. Wild. 2. Birds and beasts are scared away and stunned.” (Baidu). Devil (Ctext).
67	\U7325	猥	Rustic; plentiful; humble (Baidu). Vulgar, low, cheap; wanton; obscene (Ctext).
68	\U7367	獧	Impetuous; nimble; variant of 狷; rash (Baidu). Rash; honest and straightforward (Ctext).
69	\U72C3	狃	To covet; to be accustomed.
70	\U7344	獄	Prison. (Simplified version: 狱 - No. 43)
71	\U733E	猾	Crafty; cunning; sly.
72	\U731D	猝	Abruptly; suddenly.
73	\U7360	獠	To hunt at night by torches.
74	\U731F	猟	Hunt; field sports.
75	\U734B	獋	Roar; cry.
76	\U3E7E	㹾	Cunning; crafty; sly; wily; artful, vigorous; strong.
77	\U7355	獕	[Abject; despicable] ugly and ugly; vulgar restraint (Baidu).
78	\U72E5	狥	Follow (this is not positive because these are the variants: 侚 “fast” , 徇 “Compliance with, follow; display”, 殉 “Die for cause, be martyr for.”)
79	\U736E	獮	Hunt; autumn hunting; to capture with a fine net; autumnal hunting; to hunt and kill.
80	\U2472F	𤜯	(Cant.) to bite.
81	\U72DD	狝	Hunt; autumn hunting; to capture with a fine net.

Human (23) Negative (58) Beast (183) Nature (15) No definition (352)

	Unicode	Character	Definition
Beast (66%)
83	\U3E9D	㺝	Sound of a tiger, a fierce dog barking endlessly, a fierce dog, sound of a dog’s biting.
84	\U7359	獙	A monster in ancient legend, shaped like a fox with wings, sounds like a wild goose.
85	\U72F4	狴	A kind of tapir; a fierce beast depicted on the door of prisons.
86	\U3E5D	㹝	A legendary wild animal, snake; serpent.
87	\U72DB	狛	Lion-dog shrine guardians.
88	\U7382	玂	Dog giving birth to a puppy.
89	\U3E73	㹳	A kind of ape (gibbon).
90	\U737D	獽	A scorpion animal.
91	\U732A	猪	Pig. Wild boar. (Nearly identical to #236 U+FA16, which normalizes to this character.)
92	\U7307	猇	The scream or roar of a tiger; to intimidate; to scare.
93	\U72F5	狵	Alternative form of 尨 (máng)(shaggy dog).
94	\U7331	猱	Macaque (zoology); to scratch; brisk and nimble (Baidu); a monkey with yellow hair (Ctext).
95	\U737E	獾	A badger (mammal).
96	\U7362	獢	Dog.
97	\U72B8	犸	Sawndip (Zhuang) form of “马” “ma” (“horse”). Also Sawndip form of “ma” (“dog,” less common).
98	\U731E	猞	Only used in 猞猁 (shēlì) “lynx.”
99	\U7317	猗	Shaped like a dog-like snake, a dog’s head, a body, a four-legged, a fishtail, and is ten meters long. It lives in the water and is endless. From the dog, the strange sound. Original meaning: a dog that has been castrated. (Baidu). Exclamation of admiration (Ctext). (In words that mean “ripple.”)
100	\U7334	猴	Monkey; ape; naughty child; (Min Nan) male paramour; to lean on someone; to pester someone; to squat like a monkey; naughty; clever; (Min Nan) skinny and dark-skinned; ugly as a monkey. A surname.
101	\U732D	猭	Hylobates agilis (“agile gibbon,” “dark-handed gibbon”); ape.
102	\U72D8	狘	(Beast) runs away (Baidu). Jump (Ctext).
103	\U3E9E	㺞	To sign in lamentation, crying of a piggy, a kind of beast.
104	\U7329	猩	Species of orangutan.
105	\U7361	獡	Ancient “hunting”, hunting, a beast like a bear in ancient legends.
106	\U3E60	㹠	(Same as 豚) a small pig; a sucking pig, to shuffle along without lifting the feet.
107	\U7353	獓	1. A kind of beast that eats people in ancient legends, like a big dog. 2. Same as “獒” (“Molosser”).
108	\U7322	猢	A kind of macaque, produced in the mountain forests of northern China, can withstand cold. Also refers to monkeys... (Baidu). A kind of monkey found in W. China (Ctext). Used in 猢猻／猢狲 (húsūn).Used in 獑猢 (chánhú).
109	\U734D	獍	A mythical animal that eats its mother when it is born; Manchurian tiger.
110	\U7364	獤	1. Mink. 2. Canine (Korean Chinese characters).
111	\U3E80	㺀	(Same as 猱) a monkey with yellow hair, crocodile; alligator.
112	\U7335	猵	Otter; a kind of scorpion animal; animal that is like a donkey and a head like a dog. See 猵狙. A kind of cockroach. Can enter the water to eat fish (Baidu).
113	\U7341	獁	Mammoth.
114	\U7338	猸	Mammal, body length more than 30 centimeters, grayish gray, living on the water’s edge, the fur is precious. (Ferret?) (Baidu). A kind of animal (Ctext).
115	\U7381	玁	A dog with a long snout or muzzle.
116	\U732B	猫	A cat.
117	\U3E96	㺖	Dogs barking, little dog; a puppy, name of a place in today’s Henan Province Xinyexian.
118	\U7339	猹	A species of wild animal mentioned in Lu Xun’s My Old Home. Its true identity remains unknown, but it was identified as possibly being a badger in one of his letters.
119	\U7311	猑	“1. A beast that is said in the ancient book. 2. Big dog.”
120	\U3E94	㺔	A kind of beast, a legendary monster.
121	\U3E7A	㹺	Dog to take food, a biter (said of a dog).
122	\U736C	獬	A fabulous monster.
123	\U3E84	㺄	A kind of beast. (Same as 㺄/貐), (same as 狳 “armadillo”) (a variant of 貐).
124	\U72D9	狙	An ape, monkey; to spy, watch for; to lie.
125	\U7303	猃	Dog; mouth of dog.
126	\U72AD	犭	Radical form of 犬 “dog.”
127	\U72BA	犺	A dog with strong health, a dog that rivals his dog. A strong dog; robust. Hedgehog. Animal.
128	\U3E65	㹥	A yellow dog with black head.
129	\U3E74	㹴	A kind of animal, fierce dog; small and cute.
130	\U733C	猼	1. A dog said in the ancient book. 2. A monster in ancient legends, with wings like a human.
131	\U7315	猕	Macaque.
132	\U7332	猲	Short-snout dog; frightened; terrified (Baidu); smoke or flames from fire; roast (Ctext).
133	\U72CC	狌	Same as 猩 “orangutan.”
134	\U7318	猘	Fierce dog; furious, frenzied (Ctext). A rabid dog; crazy; ferocious; brave; fierce (Baidu).
135	\U7304	猄	The ancient book refers to a beast.
136	\U3E72	㹲	A frightened pig or dog, bark, a running pig.
137	\U3E91	㺑	Dogs wormed through a narrow place, to oppress cruelly; dogs biting, legendary monster (dwarf), bark.
138	\U3E62	㹢	A large ape found in Western China, a precious mammal found in Africa.
139	\U72FE	狾	(Dog) crazy.
140	\U72C9	狉	Fox-cub.
141	\U3E67	㹧	(Non-classical abbreviated form.) Fox-like animal.
142	\U72BB	犻	The dog is angry.
143	\U7350	獐	Roebuck, hornless river deer.
144	\U3E97	㺗	To bite; to gnaw; dogs bite.
145	\U3E81	㺁	A kind of beast.
146	\U7345	獅	Lion.
147	\U72E9	狩	To go hunting (as winter sport in former times); imperial tour; hunting dog; to hunt (Baidu). winter hunting; imperial tour (Ctext).
148	\U735F	獟	Mad dog. Manic; brave.
149	\U3EA4	㺤	A kind of beast.
150	\U7373	獳	Looking like a fierce dog; angry.
151	\U7330	猰	An ancient legend of a savage beast, like a donkey, a tiger claw, running fast. A dog said in the ancient book; is not benevolent; not smooth.
152	\U72F6	狶	1. The same ancient “豨”, pig: 2. Call the pig’s voice.
153	\U72E4	狤	A kind of beast that is said in ancient books.
154	\U72FA	狺	The snarling of dogs.
155	\U3E79	㹹	A kind of dog.
156	\U732C	猬	Alternative spelling of 針鼠 (“hedgehog”).
157	\U72E2	狢	Badger; raccoon dog.
158	\U736B	獫	A kind of dog with a long snout.
159	\U735A	獚	Spaniel.
160	\U72C8	狈	A legendary animal with short forelegs which rode a wolf.
161	\U3E68	㹨	(Same as 貁 non-classical form 狖) a kind of animal (looks like weasel); an ape with black color and long tail.
162	\U3E71	㹱	Name of a dog in the period of Warring States (usually known as the magpie, jackdaw), generally called for dogs.
163	\U733D	猽	Little pig.
164	\U3E95	㺕	1) The fighting sound of dogs; 2) agile, sprightly.
165	\U72D2	狒	Only used in 狒狒 (fèifèi, “baboon”). “Body shaped like a monkey, face like a dog, cheek cyan, body brown, eat fruits and eggs, etc., prolific in Africa.” 1.Baboons 2.A large African or Asia monkey with a long face like a dog’s.
166	\U733A	猺	Small in size like cats , with short limbs, gray-brown back, perched on mountain forests, eating cereals, fruits, etc., meat is delicious, and fur can be used for clothing. Also known as “ fruit raccoon “, “flower face raccoon.” Jackal; name of a tribe.
167	\U3E76	㹶	A kind of wild animal ( monkey tribe).
168	\U72EE	狮	Lion.
169	\U3EA2	㺢	A kind of animal; body is smaller than a giraffe; two short horns on the head; back and legs with black and white stripes spaced in-between; Only used in 㺢㹢狓 (huòjiāpí) “okapi (Okapia johnstoni).”
170	\U72B0	犰	Armadillo. A kind of animal in Chinese mythology. Only used in 犰狳 (qiúyú) “armadillo.”
171	\U734F	獏	1. A spirit that feeds on nightmares; 2. a tapir.
172	\U72F3	狳	Armadillo. A kind of animal in Chinese mythology. Only used in 犰狳 (qiúyú) “armadillo.”
173	\U7356	獖	1. Same as “豮”, castrated pigs. 2. Castration.
174	\U7346	獆	Refers to the beast screaming.
175	\U734C	獌	A kind of beast of the wolf, like a raccoon, said in the ancient book.
176	\U7301	猁	Only used in 猞猁 (shēlì) “lynx.”
177	\U3EA3	㺣	A kind of animal; pig hog.
178	\U730A	猊	Lion; wild beast; wild horse.
179	\U72FF	狿	A kind of beast that looks like a raccoon and has a long body.
180	\U733F	猿	Ape.
181	\U3E6C	㹬	A kind of animal (of dog tribe).
182	\U2EA8	⺨	Component form of ⽝: Kangxi radical #94, 犬 (“dog”).
183	\U72F8	狸	Raccoon dog.
184	\U7376	獶	Monkey? (Baidu).
185	\U7383	玃	A large ape found in W. China.
186	\U7323	猣	Three sons of the dog.
187	\U72BF	犿	(Same as 獾.) Badger.
188	\U3E6E	㹮	A kind of animal (of mule tribe) (same as 貘) tapir, panther.
189	\U72B3	犳	A beast, like a leopard, said in the ancient book.
190	\U72BE	犾	Two meanings: The two dogs are in contact. The alien of “Di”.
191	\U72FC	狼	Wolf.
192	\U3EA5	㺥	Bark, ( same as 毚) a cunning hare; a wily rabbit.
193	\U731A	猚	A long-tailed pheasant said in the ancient book.
194	\U9E11	鸑	A large, duck-like waterfowl with red eyes; a young phoenix. Short for 鸑鷟／𬸚𬸦 (yuèzhuó).
195	\U72E7	狧	The dog eats; the dog bites.
196	\U736D	獭	Otter.
197	\U3E66	㹦	Dog with a short tail, (same as non-classical form 貂) the sable; the marten; mink.
198	\U735E	獞	Name of a variety of dog; wild tribes in South China.
199	\U3E8D	㺍	A kind of otter.
200	\U3E6A	㹪	(Same as 狦) a fierce dog, a kind of animal (looks like a wolf).
201	\U733B	猻	Monkey.
202	\U3E7D	㹽	To bite (said of a dog), dog to take food.
203	\U3E92	㺒	Barking of a frightened dog, to confuse; disorder; disturbance, cunning; artful; crafty, to fail and be exposed.
204	\U72F2	狲	Monkey.
205	\U72B4	犴	A kind of wild dog from northern Chinajail; prison; a not very large lock-up.
206	\U3E63	㹣	A kind of dog.
207	\U3E8F	㺏	(Same as 貗) the badger; a wild bear.
208	\U72FB	狻	A fabulous beast; a legendary beast.
209	\U735C	獜	Very healthy dog (Wiktionary). Dog heath. A monster in ancient legends (Baidu).
210	\U7313	猓	Long-tailed pheasant (Baidu). Monkey (Ctext).
211	\U3E9F	㺟	A kind of beast; looks like a deer; white-tailed (same as 蠗) a kind of animal (of monkey tribe).
212	\U7308	猈	1. A dog with short legs. 2. A dog with a short neck. 3. The dog under the case.
213	\U72E8	狨	Marmoset (zoology).
214	\U72D0	狐	Species of fox; surname.
215	\U72D7	狗	Dog, canis familiaris. (Offensive) despicable; nasty; to flatter; a surname.
216	\U72D4	狔	Used in 猗狔 “Judah, soft and beautiful” (Baidu). Alternative form of 䝚 “A kind of animal; fur can be used for clothes.”
217	\U3E7C	㹼	A kind of animal.
218	\U3E98	㺘	A kind of animal.
219	\U7333	猳	1. Old with the “ boar”, male pig : “into its Yi Cheng, treat dolphin ~.” 2. A monkey animal said in the ancient book (Baidu), Mythical ape (Ctext).
220	\U3E8A	㺊	A beast (looks like lion).
221	\U3E5E	㹞	(Same as 狺) to bark (said of a dog), (same as 齗) gums (of the teeth), (same as 啀) dogs to fight with gnashing and grinning; looks very angry.
222	\U7379	獹	An excellent dog in ancient times (Baidu). A hound (Ctext).
223	\U72E3	狣	A dog with great strength.
224	\U3E6F	㹯	(Same as 貅) a kind of animal like a tiger, a fabulous fierce beast -- thus -- fierce; valiant; heroic; brave.
225	\U7351	獑	An animal that was black and shackled before the waist (Baidu). A kind of macaque, probably the rhesus macaque (Wiktionary).
226	\U3E7F	㹿	A fierce dog, bite fiercely (said of dog), hunting in winter, a kind of beast.
227	\U72D5	狕	A beast in ancient legends, like a leopard with markings on his head.
228	\U72CD	狍	Species of deer found in north China (Ctext). Roe deer, Capreolus, a small spotted deer found in northern China (Wiktionary).
229	\U3E9A	㺚	(Same as 獺) an otter.
230	\U7374	獴	Mongoose.
231	\U3E6D	㹭	A kind of monkey, fox.
232	\U3E8C	㺌	Endless barking, two dogs are fighting.
233	\U7305	猅	A short-headed dog said in the ancient book.
234	\U72FD	狽	A legendary animal with short forelegs which rode a wolf (Baidu). (Mythology) a legendary wolf-like animal with short forelegs and long hind legs; distressed; wretched (Wiktionary).
235	U+FA16		Wild boar. (This raster image of U+FA16 is provided because the character has been normalized to #90 U+732A.)
236	\U72D6	狖	A gibbon with a long tail and prominent nose.
237	\U72CF	狏	A kind of beast in ancient books.
238	\U3E5F	㹟	A kind of animal, the animals to run about wildly, wild; mad; crazy, (same as 獪) cunning; artful; crafty.
239	\U3E8B	㺋	Pig; hog.
240	\U3E75	㹵	A hunting-dog, to hunt in winter, imperial tour.
241	\U7326	猦	A mythical ape-like creature that is resurrected by the wind after death) (Wiktionary).
242	\U72C6	狆	Pekinese dog, lap dog, pug; pup.
243	\U3EA7	㺧	A white-yellow dog, a yellow dog, a mad dog, a group of dogs bark wildly.
244	\U7342	獂	Porcupine.
245	\U72CB	狋	1. The dog is angry. 2. Dog fights; (different pronunciation) The beast’s horn; an unspeakable look (Baidu).
246	\U7328	猨	Ape.
247	\U3EA1	㺡	A kind of beast.
248	\U3E83	㺃	(Same as 狗) a dog; canine.
249	\U72E6	狦	Vicious dog; wolf-like beast.
250	\U72B2	犲	Wolf; cruel, wicked, mean.
251	\U3EA0	㺠	A black ape with long tail (same as 貁) a kind of animal (of weasel tribe).
252	\U3E85	㺅	(Same as 猴) the monkey.
253	\U7320	猠	Goat.
254	\U7365	獥	Wolf. Female wolf.
255	\U72BC	犼	A fierce Mongolian wolf dragon’s head on roofs.
256	\U3E82	㺂	Big and strong sheep, a ewe or she-goat, kind of dog, a dog barking loudly.
257	\U737C	獼	Macacus monkey; macaque.
258	\U3E7B	㹻	(Same as 猧) puppy, of dog tribe.
259	\U732F	猯	Badger (Baidu).
260	\U7371	獱	A kind of otter (Ctext, Wiktionary); kind of awkwardness (Baidu).
261	\U737A	獺	Otter.
262	\U2479D	𤞝	豸 semantic variant: legless insects, legendary beast.
263	\U2475E	𤝞	A lemur of the genus Cynocephalus.
264	\U24811	𤠑	Sea otter.

Human (23) Negative (58) Beast (183) Nature (15) No definition (352)

	Unicode	Character	Definition
Nature (5%)
265	\U5DBD	嶽	Tall mountain.
266	\U5CF1	峱	Name of a mountain in Shandong province.
267	\U6891	梑	A tree said in the ancient book.
268	\U6A65	橥	Generally refers to small wooden piles [small wooden pile]. Such as the disclosure (marked; revealed) and so on (Baidu). Wooden peg, post or stick (Ctext).
269	\U837B	荻	Reed, Miscanthus saccariflorus (Amur silver-grass, Korean muluksae).
270	\U8555	蕕	Caryopteris divaricata (Tripora divaricata, native to Japan, Korea, and China, genus: Lamiaceae, first described in 1999.)
271	\U83B8	莸	Tripora divaricata, native to Japan, Korea, and China, genus: Lamiaceae, first described in 1999.
272	\U7369	獩	The name of the ancient country, in the north of North Korea today. Only used in 獩貊／𤞃貊.
273	\U3E9B	㺛	Name of a village in Henan Province, name of a pavilion.
274	\U3E93	㺓	(Same as 蹟) footprints; traces (interchangeable 僄) agile; adroit; nimble, frivolous; playful; flippant.
275	\U901B	逛	To stroll; to roam; to wander.
276	\U9016	逖	Far, distant; keep at distance.
277	\U6F2A	漪	Ripples on water; swirling. Short for 漣漪／涟漪 (liányī).Alternative form of 猗 (yī).
278	\U7372	獲	To catch, to obtain; to get; to receive; to win, to harvest.
279	\U6F74	潴	Pond.

Human (23) Negative (58) Beast (183) Nature (15) No definition (352)

	Unicode	Character	Definition
No Definition
280	\U7348	獈	(No definition given.)
281	\U7354	獔	(No definition given.)
282	\U730D	猍	(No definition given.)
283	\U730F	猏	(No definition given.)
284	\U3E86	㺆	(No definition given.)
285	\U7347	獇	(No definition given.)
286	\U3E99	㺙	(No definition given.)
287	\U72DF	狟	(No definition given.)
288	\U7310	猐	(No definition given.)
289	\U7309	猉	(No definition given.)
290	\U3E70	㹰	(No definition given.)
291	\U737F	獿	(No definition given.)
292	\U7302	猂	(No definition given.)
293	\U7327	猧	(No definition given.)
294	\U3E69	㹩	(No definition given.)
295	\U7324	猤	(No definition given.)
296	\U72B1	犱	(No definition given.)
297	\U2471A	𤜚	(No definition given.)
298	\U2C329	𬌩	(No definition given.)
299	\U2471B	𤜛	(No definition given.)
300	\U2471C	𤜜	(No definition given.)
301	\U2471D	𤜝	(No definition given.)
302	\U2471E	𤜞	(No definition given.)
303	\U2471F	𤜟	(No definition given.)
304	\U24720	𤜠	(No definition given.)
305	\U24721	𤜡	(No definition given.)
306	\U24722	𤜢	(No definition given.)
307	\U24723	𤜣	(No definition given.)
308	\U24724	𤜤	(No definition given.)
309	\U24726	𤜦	(No definition given.)
310	\U2472A	𤜪	(No definition given.)
311	\U2472B	𤜫	(No definition given.)
312	\U2472C	𤜬	(No definition given.)
313	\U2472D	𤜭	(No definition given.)
314	\U2472E	𤜮	(No definition given.)
315	\U2C32B	𬌫	(No definition given.)
316	\U22996	𢦖	(No definition given.)
317	\U24730	𤜰	(No definition given.)
318	\U24731	𤜱	(No definition given.)
319	\U24733	𤜳	(No definition given.)
320	\U24734	𤜴	(No definition given.)
321	\U24737	𤜷	(No definition given.)
322	\U24738	𤜸	(No definition given.)
323	\U2473B	𤜻	(No definition given.)
324	\U2473C	𤜼	(No definition given.)
325	\U2473D	𤜽	(No definition given.)
326	\U2473E	𤜾	(No definition given.)
327	\U24741	𤝁	(No definition given.)
328	\U24744	𤝄	(No definition given.)
329	\U24745	𤝅	(No definition given.)
330	\U24746	𤝆	(No definition given.)
331	\U24748	𤝈	(No definition given.)
332	\U24749	𤝉	(No definition given.)
333	\U2474B	𤝋	(No definition given.)
334	\U2474C	𤝌	(No definition given.)
335	\U2474D	𤝍	(No definition given.)
336	\U2474E	𤝎	(No definition given.)
337	\U2AEB7	𪺷	(No definition given.)
338	\U2474F	𤝏	(No definition given.)
339	\U24752	𤝒	(No definition given.)
340	\U24753	𤝓	(No definition given.)
341	\U24754	𤝔	(No definition given.)
342	\U24755	𤝕	(No definition given.)
343	\U24756	𤝖	(No definition given.)
344	\U24757	𤝗	(No definition given.)
345	\U24758	𤝘	(No definition given.)
346	\U24759	𤝙	(No definition given.)
347	\U2475A	𤝚	(No definition given.)
348	\U2475B	𤝛	(No definition given.)
349	\U2475C	𤝜	(No definition given.)
350	\U2475D	𤝝	(No definition given.)
351	\U24760	𤝠	(No definition given.)
352	\U24763	𤝣	(No definition given.)
353	\U24768	𤝨	(No definition given.)
354	\U24769	𤝩	(No definition given.)
355	\U2476A	𤝪	(No definition given.)
356	\U2476B	𤝫	(No definition given.) U+2476B.
357	\U2476C	𤝬	(No definition given.)
358	\U2476D	𤝭	(No definition given.)
359	\U2AEB8	𪺸	(No definition given.)
360	\U2B7A3	𫞣	(No definition given.)
361	\U2C32C	𬌬	(No definition given.)
362	\U2C32D	𬌭	(No definition given.)
363	\U2476F	𤝯	(No definition given.)
364	\U24770	𤝰	(No definition given.)
365	\U24771	𤝱	(No definition given.)
366	\U24773	𤝳	(No definition given.)
367	\U24774	𤝴	(No definition given.)
368	\U24778	𤝸	(No definition given.)
369	\U24779	𤝹	(No definition given.)
370	\U2477B	𤝻	(No definition given.)
371	\U2477C	𤝼	(No definition given.)
372	\U2477D	𤝽	(No definition given.)
373	\U2477F	𤝿	(No definition given.)
374	\U24780	𤞀	(No definition given.)
375	\U24781	𤞁	(No definition given.)
376	\U24782	𤞂	(No definition given.)
377	\U24785	𤞅	(No definition given.)
378	\U24787	𤞇	(No definition given.)
379	\U24789	𤞉	(No definition given.)
380	\U2478A	𤞊	(No definition given.)
381	\U2478B	𤞋	(No definition given.)
382	\U2478C	𤞌	(No definition given.)
383	\U24790	𤞐	(No definition given.)
384	\U24791	𤞑	(No definition given.)
385	\U24792	𤞒	(No definition given.)
386	\U24793	𤞓	(No definition given.)
387	\U24794	𤞔	(No definition given.)
388	\U24795	𤞕	(No definition given.)
389	\U24796	𤞖	(No definition given.)
390	\U24797	𤞗	(No definition given.)
391	\U24798	𤞘	(No definition given.)
392	\U26355	𦍕	(No definition given.)
393	\U2AEBA	𪺺	(No definition given.)
394	\U2AEBB	𪺻	(No definition given.)
395	\U2C32E	𬌮	(No definition given.)
396	\U2C32F	𬌯	(No definition given.)
397	\U2C331	𬌱	(No definition given.)
398	\U24799	𤞙	(No definition given.)
399	\U2479A	𤞚	(No definition given.)
400	\U2479C	𤞜	(No definition given.)
401	\U2479E	𤞞	(No definition given.)
402	\U2479F	𤞟	(No definition given.)
403	\U247A1	𤞡	(No definition given.)
404	\U247A4	𤞤	(No definition given.)
405	\U247A5	𤞥	(No definition given.)
406	\U247A6	𤞦	(No definition given.)
407	\U247A7	𤞧	(No definition given.)
408	\U247A8	𤞨	(No definition given.)
409	\U247A9	𤞩	(No definition given.)
410	\U247AA	𤞪	(No definition given.)
411	\U247AB	𤞫	(No definition given.)
412	\U247AC	𤞬	(No definition given.)
413	\U247AD	𤞭	(No definition given.)
414	\U247B0	𤞰	(No definition given.)
415	\U247B1	𤞱	(No definition given.)
416	\U247B2	𤞲	(No definition given.)
417	\U247B4	𤞴	(No definition given.)
418	\U247B5	𤞵	(No definition given.)
419	\U247B6	𤞶	(No definition given.)
420	\U247BA	𤞺	(No definition given.)
421	\U247BC	𤞼	(No definition given.)
422	\U247BD	𤞽	(No definition given.)
423	\U2AEBC	𪺼	(No definition given.)
424	\U2C332	𬌲	(No definition given.)
425	\U2C334	𬌴	(No definition given.)
426	\U247C3	𤟃	(No definition given.)
427	\U247C4	𤟄	(No definition given.)
428	\U247C6	𤟆	(No definition given.)
429	\U247C7	𤟇	(No definition given.)
430	\U247C8	𤟈	(No definition given.)
431	\U247C9	𤟉	(No definition given.)
432	\U247CA	𤟊	(No definition given.)
433	\U247CD	𤟍	(No definition given.)
434	\U247CE	𤟎	(No definition given.)
435	\U247D1	𤟑	(No definition given.)
436	\U247D4	𤟔	(No definition given.)
437	\U247D6	𤟖	(No definition given.)
438	\U247D7	𤟗	(No definition given.)
439	\U247D8	𤟘	(No definition given.)
440	\U2AEBE	𪺾	(No definition given.)
441	\U2AEBF	𪺿	(No definition given.)
442	\U2AEC0	𪻀	(No definition given.)
443	\U2AEC1	𪻁	(No definition given.)
444	\U2B7A4	𫞤	(No definition given.)
445	\U2C335	𬌵	(No definition given.)
446	\U2C336	𬌶	(No definition given.)
447	\U2C337	𬌷	(No definition given.)
448	\U247DF	𤟟	(No definition given.)
449	\U247E1	𤟡	(No definition given.)
450	\U247E3	𤟣	(No definition given.)
451	\U247E4	𤟤	(No definition given.)
452	\U247E5	𤟥	(No definition given.)
453	\U247E6	𤟦	(No definition given.)
454	\U247E7	𤟧	(No definition given.)
455	\U247EA	𤟪	(No definition given.)
456	\U247EB	𤟫	(No definition given.)
457	\U247EF	𤟯	(No definition given.)
458	\U247F0	𤟰	(No definition given.)
459	\U247F2	𤟲	(No definition given.)
460	\U247F7	𤟷	(No definition given.)
461	\U247F9	𤟹	(No definition given.)
462	\U247FC	𤟼	(No definition given.)
463	\U247FD	𤟽	(No definition given.)
464	\U247FE	𤟾	(No definition given.)
465	\U247FF	𤟿	(No definition given.)
466	\U24800	𤠀	(No definition given.)
467	\U24801	𤠁	(No definition given.)
468	\U24802	𤠂	(No definition given.)
469	\U24803	𤠃	(No definition given.)
470	\U24805	𤠅	(No definition given.)
471	\U24806	𤠆	(No definition given.)
472	\U24807	𤠇	(No definition given.)
473	\U24808	𤠈	(No definition given.)
474	\U24809	𤠉	(No definition given.)
475	\U2480B	𤠋	(No definition given.)
476	\U2480C	𤠌	(No definition given.)
477	\U2AEC2	𪻂	(No definition given.)
478	\U2AEC3	𪻃	(No definition given.)
479	\U2AEC4	𪻄	(No definition given.)
480	\U2AEC5	𪻅	(No definition given.)
481	\U2C338	𬌸	(No definition given.)
482	\U2C339	𬌹	(No definition given.)
483	\U2C33A	𬌺	(No definition given.)
484	\U2C33B	𬌻	(No definition given.)
485	\U2480D	𤠍	(No definition given.)
486	\U2480E	𤠎	(No definition given.)
487	\U24810	𤠐	(No definition given.)
488	\U24815	𤠕	(No definition given.)
489	\U24817	𤠗	(No definition given.)
490	\U24819	𤠙	(No definition given.)
491	\U2481A	𤠚	(No definition given.)
492	\U2481C	𤠜	(No definition given.)
493	\U2481D	𤠝	(No definition given.)
494	\U24820	𤠠	(No definition given.)
495	\U24821	𤠡	(No definition given.)
496	\U24825	𤠥	(No definition given.)
497	\U2482B	𤠫	(No definition given.)
498	\U2482D	𤠭	(No definition given.)
499	\U2482E	𤠮	(No definition given.)
500	\U2482F	𤠯	(No definition given.)
501	\U24830	𤠰	(No definition given.)
502	\U24831	𤠱	(No definition given.)
503	\U24832	𤠲	(No definition given.)
504	\U24834	𤠴	(No definition given.)
505	\U24836	𤠶	(No definition given.)
506	\U24838	𤠸	(No definition given.)
507	\U2AEC6	𪻆	(No definition given.)
508	\U2AEC7	𪻇	(No definition given.)
509	\U2C33D	𬌽	(No definition given.)
510	\U2C33F	𬌿	(No definition given.)
511	\U24839	𤠹	(No definition given.)
512	\U2483A	𤠺	(No definition given.)
513	\U2483B	𤠻	(No definition given.)
514	\U2483D	𤠽	(No definition given.)
515	\U2483E	𤠾	(No definition given.)
516	\U2483F	𤠿	(No definition given.)
517	\U24840	𤡀	(No definition given.)
518	\U24841	𤡁	(No definition given.)
519	\U24842	𤡂	(No definition given.)
520	\U24843	𤡃	(No definition given.)
521	\U24846	𤡆	(No definition given.)
522	\U24847	𤡇	(No definition given.)
523	\U24848	𤡈	(No definition given.)
524	\U2484A	𤡊	(No definition given.)
525	\U2484B	𤡋	(No definition given.)
526	\U24850	𤡐	(No definition given.)
527	\U24851	𤡑	(No definition given.)
528	\U24852	𤡒	(No definition given.)
529	\U24853	𤡓	(No definition given.)
530	\U24854	𤡔	(No definition given.)
531	\U24855	𤡕	(No definition given.)
532	\U24856	𤡖	(No definition given.)
533	\U24859	𤡙	(No definition given.)
534	\U2485A	𤡚	(No definition given.)
535	\U2485D	𤡝	(No definition given.)
536	\U2485F	𤡟	(No definition given.)
537	\U24860	𤡠	(No definition given.)
538	\U24862	𤡢	(No definition given.)
539	\U2AEC8	𪻈	(No definition given.)
540	\U2C341	𬍁	(No definition given.)
541	\U2C342	𬍂	(No definition given.)
542	\U2C343	𬍃	(No definition given.)
543	\U2C344	𬍄	(No definition given.)
544	\U2C345	𬍅	(No definition given.)
545	\U24863	𤡣	(No definition given.)
546	\U24865	𤡥	(No definition given.)
547	\U24866	𤡦	(No definition given.)
548	\U24867	𤡧	(No definition given.)
549	\U24868	𤡨	(No definition given.)
550	\U2486A	𤡪	(No definition given.)
551	\U2486B	𤡫	(No definition given.)
552	\U2486C	𤡬	(No definition given.)
553	\U2486D	𤡭	(No definition given.)
554	\U2486E	𤡮	A kind of monkey.
555	\U24870	𤡰	(No definition given.)
556	\U24871	𤡱	(No definition given.)
557	\U24872	𤡲	(No definition given.)
558	\U24877	𤡷	(No definition given.)
559	\U24878	𤡸	(No definition given.)
560	\U2487A	𤡺	(No definition given.)
561	\U24880	𤢀	(No definition given.)
562	\U24884	𤢄	(No definition given.)
563	\U24886	𤢆	(No definition given.)
564	\U24887	𤢇	(No definition given.)
565	\U24888	𤢈	(No definition given.)
566	\U2488A	𤢊	(No definition given.)
567	\U2C347	𬍇	(No definition given.)
568	\U2488C	𤢌	(No definition given.)
569	\U2488E	𤢎	(No definition given.)
570	\U2488F	𤢏	(No definition given.)
571	\U24890	𤢐	(No definition given.)
572	\U24891	𤢑	(No definition given.)
573	\U24892	𤢒	(No definition given.)
574	\U24893	𤢓	(No definition given.)
575	\U24894	𤢔	(No definition given.)
576	\U24897	𤢗	(No definition given.)
577	\U2489B	𤢛	(No definition given.)
578	\U2489F	𤢟	(No definition given.)
579	\U248A1	𤢡	(No definition given.)
580	\U248A3	𤢣	(No definition given.)
581	\U248A4	𤢤	(No definition given.)
582	\U248A5	𤢥	(No definition given.)
583	\U248A8	𤢨	(No definition given.)
584	\U248A9	𤢩	(No definition given.)
585	\U248AC	𤢬	(No definition given.)
586	\U248AD	𤢭	(No definition given.)
587	\U248B2	𤢲	(No definition given.)
588	\U248B3	𤢳	(No definition given.)
589	\U248B4	𤢴	(No definition given.)
590	\U248B5	𤢵	(No definition given.)
591	\U248B6	𤢶	(No definition given.)
592	\U248B8	𤢸	(No definition given.)
593	\U248B9	𤢹	(No definition given.)
594	\U248BA	𤢺	(No definition given.)
595	\U248BB	𤢻	(No definition given.)
596	\U248BC	𤢼	(No definition given.)
597	\U248BD	𤢽	(No definition given.)
598	\U248BE	𤢾	(No definition given.)
599	\U248BF	𤢿	(No definition given.)
600	\U248C0	𤣀	(No definition given.)
601	\U248C1	𤣁	(No definition given.)
602	\U248C3	𤣃	(No definition given.)
603	\U248C4	𤣄	(No definition given.)
604	\U2AECB	𪻋	(No definition given.)
605	\U248C6	𤣆	(No definition given.)
606	\U248CC	𤣌	(No definition given.)
607	\U2A693	𪚓	(No definition given.)
608	\U2AECC	𪻌	(No definition given.)
609	\U248CD	𤣍	(No definition given.)
610	\U248CE	𤣎	(No definition given.)
611	\U248D0	𤣐	(No definition given.)
612	\U248D1	𤣑	(No definition given.)
613	\U248D2	𤣒	(No definition given.)
614	\U248D3	𤣓	(No definition given.)
615	\U248D5	𤣕	(No definition given.)
616	\U248DA	𤣚	(No definition given.)
617	\U248DE	𤣞	(No definition given.)
618	\U248DF	𤣟	(No definition given.)
619	\U248E0	𤣠	(No definition given.)
620	\U248E4	𤣤	(No definition given.)
621	\U24736	𤜶	(No definition given.)
622	\U24772	𤝲	(No definition given.)
623	\U2478F	𤞏	(No definition given.)
624	\U247E0	𤟠	(No definition given.)
625	\U247F1	𤟱	(No definition given.)
626	\U24813	𤠓	(No definition given.)
627	\U24814	𤠔	(No definition given.)
628	\U24816	𤠖	(No definition given.)
629	\U24823	𤠣	(No definition given.)
630	\U24882	𤢂	(No definition given.)
631	\U24896	𤢖	(No definition given.)
632	\U2CEE8	𬻨	No definition given
633	\U20350	𠍐	No definition given
634	\U20367	𠍧	No definition given
635	\U2D058	𭁘	No definition given
636	\U20713	𠜓	No definition given
637	\U2D123	𭄣	No definition given
638	\U209C0	𠧀	No definition given
639	\U20C4D	𠱍	No definition given
640	\U5519	唙	No definition given
641	\U2D26D	𭉭	No definition given
642	\U2BADC	𫫜	No definition given
643	\U2BAEF	𫫯	No definition given
644	\U2BB15	𫬕	No definition given
645	\U2D362	𭍢	No definition given
646	\U2122D	𡈭	No definition given
647	\U2136D	𡍭	No definition given
648	\U21F7A	𡽺	No definition given
649	\U2D5E2	𭗢	No definition given
650	\U221D6	𢇖	No definition given
651	\U224EF	𢓯	No definition given
652	\U22679	𢙹	No definition given
653	\U226AF	𢚯	No definition given
654	\U227AA	𢞪	No definition given
655	\U227C6	𢟆	No definition given
656	\U22890	𢢐	No definition given
657	\U2BEC6	𫻆	No definition given
658	\U2BEDE	𫻞	No definition given
659	\U22B3A	𢬺	No definition given
660	\U2BF3A	𫼺	No definition given
661	\U2D86B	𭡫	No definition given
662	\U22D18	𢴘	No definition given
663	\U22D5D	𢵝	No definition given
664	\U2BFA2	𫾢	No definition given
665	\U22F25	𢼥	No definition given
666	\U2AC42	𪱂	No definition given
667	\U2C051	𬁑	No definition given
668	\U2DAC5	𭫅	No definition given
669	\U2DAC6	𭫆	No definition given
670	\U23609	𣘉	No definition given
671	\U2C11E	𬄞	No definition given
672	\U2DB03	𭬃	No definition given
673	\U23CDC	𣳜	No definition given
674	\U23D25	𣴥	No definition given
675	\U2AD86	𪶆	No definition given
676	\U2DC89	𭲉	No definition given
677	\U240B2	𤂲	No definition given
678	\U24100	𤄀	No definition given
679	\U24142	𤅂	No definition given
680	\U2DD95	𭶕	No definition given
681	\U2DDF8	𭷸	No definition given
682	\U24725	𤜥	No definition given
683	\U24728	𤜨	No definition given
684	\U24729	𤜩	No definition given
685	\U2DDF9	𭷹	No definition given
686	\U2473A	𤜺	No definition given
687	\U2473F	𤜿	No definition given
688	\U24742	𤝂	No definition given
689	\U24743	𤝃	No definition given
690	\U24747	𤝇	No definition given
691	\U2474A	𤝊	No definition given
692	\U2DDFA	𭷺	No definition given
693	\U2DDFB	𭷻	No definition given
694	\U2DDFC	𭷼	No definition given
695	\U2DDFD	𭷽	No definition given
696	\U2DDFE	𭷾	No definition given
697	\U24750	𤝐	No definition given
698	\U24762	𤝢	No definition given
699	\U24764	𤝤	No definition given
700	\U24765	𤝥	No definition given
701	\U24766	𤝦	No definition given
702	\U24767	𤝧	No definition given
703	\U2DE00	𭸀	No definition given
704	\U2DE02	𭸂	No definition given
705	\U2DE03	𭸃	No definition given
706	\U24775	𤝵	No definition given
707	\U24777	𤝷	No definition given
708	\U2477A	𤝺	No definition given
709	\U2477E	𤝾	No definition given
710	\U24783	𤞃	No definition given
711	\U24784	𤞄	No definition given
712	\U24786	𤞆	No definition given
713	\U24788	𤞈	No definition given
714	\U2478D	𤞍	No definition given
715	\U2478E	𤞎	No definition given
716	\U2DE04	𭸄	No definition given
717	\U2DE05	𭸅	No definition given
718	\U2DE06	𭸆	No definition given
719	\U2DE07	𭸇	No definition given
720	\U2DE08	𭸈	No definition given
721	\U2DE09	𭸉	No definition given
722	\U3E78	㹸	No definition given
723	\U247A0	𤞠	No definition given
724	\U247A2	𤞢	No definition given
725	\U247AF	𤞯	No definition given
726	\U247B3	𤞳	No definition given
727	\U247B8	𤞸	No definition given
728	\U247B9	𤞹	No definition given
729	\U247BB	𤞻	No definition given
730	\U247BE	𤞾	No definition given
731	\U247BF	𤞿	No definition given
732	\U247C1	𤟁	No definition given
733	\U247C2	𤟂	No definition given
734	\U2DE0A	𭸊	No definition given
735	\U2DE0C	𭸌	No definition given
736	\U2DE0D	𭸍	No definition given
737	\U2DE0E	𭸎	No definition given
738	\U2DE0F	𭸏	No definition given
739	\U2DE10	𭸐	No definition given
740	\U2DE11	𭸑	No definition given
741	\U247C5	𤟅	No definition given
742	\U247CB	𤟋	No definition given
743	\U247D5	𤟕	No definition given
744	\U247DA	𤟚	No definition given
745	\U247DB	𤟛	No definition given
746	\U2DE12	𭸒	No definition given
747	\U2DE13	𭸓	No definition given
748	\U2DE14	𭸔	No definition given
749	\U2DE15	𭸕	No definition given
750	\U2DE16	𭸖	No definition given
751	\U247DD	𤟝	No definition given
752	\U247E8	𤟨	No definition given
753	\U247EC	𤟬	No definition given
754	\U247F3	𤟳	No definition given
755	\U247F8	𤟸	No definition given
756	\U247FA	𤟺	No definition given
757	\U247FB	𤟻	No definition given
758	\U24804	𤠄	No definition given
759	\U2C33C	𬌼	No definition given
760	\U2DE17	𭸗	No definition given
761	\U2DE18	𭸘	No definition given
762	\U2DE19	𭸙	No definition given
763	\U2DE1A	𭸚	No definition given
764	\U2DE1B	𭸛	No definition given
765	\U2DE1C	𭸜	No definition given
766	\U2DE1D	𭸝	No definition given
767	\U2DE1E	𭸞	No definition given
768	\U2DE1F	𭸟	No definition given
769	\U2DE20	𭸠	No definition given
770	\U2480F	𤠏	No definition given
771	\U24812	𤠒	No definition given
772	\U24818	𤠘	No definition given
773	\U24824	𤠤	No definition given
774	\U24826	𤠦	No definition given
775	\U24827	𤠧	No definition given
776	\U2482C	𤠬	No definition given
777	\U24833	𤠳	No definition given
778	\U24835	𤠵	No definition given
779	\U2C340	𬍀	No definition given
780	\U2DE21	𭸡	No definition given
781	\U3E8E	㺎	No definition given
782	\U24844	𤡄	No definition given
783	\U24845	𤡅	No definition given
784	\U24849	𤡉	No definition given
785	\U2484C	𤡌	No definition given
786	\U2484D	𤡍	No definition given
787	\U2484F	𤡏	No definition given
788	\U24857	𤡗	No definition given
789	\U24858	𤡘	No definition given
790	\U2485B	𤡛	No definition given
791	\U2485E	𤡞	No definition given
792	\U24861	𤡡	No definition given
793	\U2DE22	𭸢	No definition given
794	\U2DE24	𭸤	No definition given
795	\U2DE25	𭸥	No definition given
796	\U2DE26	𭸦	No definition given
797	\U2DE27	𭸧	No definition given
798	\U24864	𤡤	No definition given
799	\U2486F	𤡯	No definition given
800	\U24873	𤡳	No definition given
801	\U24876	𤡶	No definition given
802	\U24879	𤡹	No definition given
803	\U2487B	𤡻	No definition given
804	\U2487C	𤡼	No definition given
805	\U24881	𤢁	No definition given
806	\U24883	𤢃	No definition given
807	\U24885	𤢅	No definition given
808	\U24889	𤢉	No definition given
809	\U2488B	𤢋	No definition given
810	\U2AEC9	𪻉	No definition given
811	\U2C346	𬍆	No definition given
812	\U2DE28	𭸨	No definition given
813	\U2DE29	𭸩	No definition given
814	\U2DE2C	𭸬	No definition given
815	\U2488D	𤢍	No definition given
816	\U24898	𤢘	No definition given
817	\U24899	𤢙	No definition given
818	\U2489E	𤢞	No definition given
819	\U248A0	𤢠	No definition given
820	\U248A2	𤢢	No definition given
821	\U2C349	𬍉	No definition given
822	\U2DE2D	𭸭	No definition given
823	\U248A6	𤢦	No definition given
824	\U248A7	𤢧	No definition given
825	\U248AA	𤢪	No definition given
826	\U248AB	𤢫	No definition given
827	\U248AE	𤢮	No definition given
828	\U248AF	𤢯	No definition given
829	\U248B0	𤢰	No definition given
830	\U248B1	𤢱	No definition given
831	\U2AECA	𪻊	No definition given
832	\U2DE2F	𭸯	No definition given
833	\U248B7	𤢷	No definition given
834	\U2C34C	𬍌	No definition given
835	\U2DE30	𭸰	No definition given
836	\U2DE31	𭸱	No definition given
837	\U248C7	𤣇	No definition given
838	\U248C8	𤣈	No definition given
839	\U248CA	𤣊	No definition given
840	\U248CB	𤣋	No definition given
841	\U3EA6	㺦	No definition given
842	\U2C34D	𬍍	No definition given
843	\U2DE32	𭸲	No definition given
844	\U248D4	𤣔	No definition given
845	\U248D6	𤣖	No definition given
846	\U2DE33	𭸳	No definition given
847	\U248D7	𤣗	No definition given
848	\U248D8	𤣘	No definition given
849	\U248D9	𤣙	No definition given
850	\U248DB	𤣛	No definition given
851	\U248DC	𤣜	No definition given
852	\U248DD	𤣝	No definition given
853	\U248E1	𤣡	No definition given
854	\U248E2	𤣢	No definition given
855	\U2C34E	𬍎	No definition given
856	\U248E3	𤣣	No definition given
857	\U2DE34	𭸴	No definition given
858	\U24A26	𤨦	No definition given
859	\U24ACF	𤫏	No definition given
860	\U2DF1B	𭼛	No definition given
861	\U24E90	𤺐	No definition given
862	\U24EB8	𤺸	No definition given
863	\U250C3	𥃃	No definition given
864	\U251C3	𥇃	No definition given
865	\U25499	𥒙	No definition given
866	\U25A26	𥨦	No definition given
867	\U25B66	𥭦	No definition given
868	\U25B73	𥭳	No definition given
869	\U2E15C	𮅜	No definition given
870	\U25C49	𥱉	No definition given
871	\U25D15	𥴕	No definition given
872	\U25D4D	𥵍	No definition given
873	\U2E2F7	𮋷	No definition given
874	\U266E1	𦛡	No definition given
875	\U266E6	𦛦	No definition given
876	\U83A5	莥	No definition given
877	\U44C4	䓄	No definition given
878	\U2B203	𫈃	No definition given
879	\U26C44	𦱄	No definition given
880	\U26CA1	𦲡	No definition given
881	\U26CA5	𦲥	No definition given
882	\U2E3DB	𮏛	No definition given
883	\U2E3DC	𮏜	No definition given
884	\U26D2D	𦴭	No definition given
885	\U2E3F6	𮏶	No definition given
886	\U2E3FA	𮏺	No definition given
887	\U4506	䔆	No definition given
888	\U26D67	𦵧	No definition given
889	\U26DC8	𦷈	No definition given
890	\U2E411	𮐑	No definition given
891	\U26E12	𦸒	No definition given
892	\U26E64	𦹤	No definition given
893	\U26E6B	𦹫	No definition given
894	\U2C785	𬞅	No definition given
895	\U2E42B	𮐫	No definition given
896	\U2E434	𮐴	No definition given
897	\U854F	蕏	No definition given
898	\U26E9B	𦺛	No definition given
899	\U26EE8	𦻨	No definition given
900	\U26F55	𦽕	No definition given
901	\U2B26C	𫉬	No definition given
902	\U26FF7	𦿷	No definition given
903	\U27000	𧀀	No definition given
904	\U2C7B7	𬞷	No definition given
905	\U2707F	𧁿	No definition given
906	\U270E9	𧃩	No definition given
907	\U270F6	𧃶	No definition given
908	\U27135	𧄵	No definition given
909	\U272F5	𧋵	No definition given
910	\U27487	𧒇	No definition given
911	\U27739	𧜹	No definition given
912	\U2E60B	𮘋	No definition given
913	\U27AB4	𧪴	No definition given
914	\U27EFA	𧻺	No definition given
915	\U27F03	𧼃	No definition given
916	\U28068	𨁨	No definition given
917	\U2E6F9	𮛹	No definition given
918	\U28303	𨌃	No definition given
919	\U2CA2F	𬨯	No definition given
920	\U285A2	𨖢	No definition given
921	\U2B441	𫑁	No definition given
922	\U286CA	𨛊	No definition given
923	\U2E8BA	𮢺	No definition given
924	\U28B48	𨭈	No definition given
925	\U28D36	𨴶	No definition given
926	\U2CB8B	𬮋	No definition given
927	\U28FD7	𨿗	No definition given
928	\U29053	𩁓	No definition given
929	\U29129	𩄩	No definition given
930	\U2E9A6	𮦦	No definition given
931	\U291E5	𩇥	No definition given
932	\U4BFC	䯼	No definition given
933	\U2CD2D	𬴭	No definition given
934	\U29B9E	𩮞	No definition given
935	\U29DCE	𩷎	No definition given
936	\U29DD7	𩷗	No definition given
937	\U29DEC	𩷬	No definition given
938	\U2EB0E	𮬎	No definition given
939	\U9D5F	鵟	No definition given
940	\U2B6D6	𫛖	No definition given
941	\U2A20C	𪈌	No definition given
942	\U2EB5E	𮭞	No definition given
943	\U2A221	𪈡	No definition given
944	\U2B6ED	𫛭	No definition given
945	\U2CE1A	𬸚	No definition given
946	\U2A648	𪙈	No definition given
947	\U2EBCF	𮯏	No definition given

Human (23) Negative (58) Beast (183) Nature (15) No definition (352)

Sources:

Chinese Text Project Dictionary
Baidu
Wiktionary

Posted in Chinese, Cross Analysis of Ancient Written Language, Databases, Semantic analysis

Role of the “Opposite Dog “犭 Character in Chinese Writing: 947 Characters 279 definitions

Using a Hanzi substructure-search engine designed by Xu Chao and Jennifer Ball

Semantic Breakdown of Raw Data

Unicode

Character

Definition

Human (8%)

Unicode

Character

Definition

Negative (21%)

Unicode

Character

Definition

Beast (66%)

Unicode

Character

Definition

Nature (5%)

Unicode

Character

Definition

No Definition

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