臟 (zong6 | zang4) : internal organs of the body

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臟

zong6

zang4

internal organs of the body; viscera - specifically heart, liver, spleen, lungs and kidneys

[1] 脏 serves as simplified form for both 臟 and 髒.
[2] 腑 is a closely-related term, often used together as 臟腑 or 五臟六腑.

Stroke count: 22

Level: 3

Radical: 肉 (#130)

This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.

臟 / 脏

This word has been viewed 11145 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 16th Dec 2010 14:40

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內臟 noi6 zong6 nei4 zang4 = internal organs

心臟 sam1 zong6 xin1 zang4 = the heart

心臟病 sam1 zong6 beng6 xin1 zang4 bing4 = heart disease; heart attack

心臟衰竭 sam1 zong6 seoi1 kit3 = heart failure

心臟疾患 sam1 zong6 zat6 waan6 xin1 zang4 ji2 huan4 = heart disease

心臟疾病 sam1 zong6 zat6 beng6 = heart disease

心臟移殖 sam1 zong6 ji4 zik6 xin1 zang4 yi2 zhi2 = heart transplant

肺臟 fai3 zong6 fei4 zang4 = lung

腎臟 san6 zong6 shen4 zang4 = (human) kidney

心臟肌 sam1 zong6 gei1 xin1 zang4 ji1 = cardiac muscle
See all 25 compounds (CantoDict reports 27 compounds in total, but some may be Common Formations)

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麻雀雖小，五臟俱全。
Idiom: Although the place is small, it is well installed with facilities.

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Decimal representation of this word: 臟
Unicode code for this character: U+81df (off-site link)

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