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𧕴
  naan3   jyutping
  nan4   pinyin
swelling/lump on the skin (caused by mosquito/insect bite or due to skin irritation)

noun
Stroke count: 25
Level: 3
Radical: (#142)

This character is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
𧕴

This word has been viewed 2227 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by Yeegs on 24th Mar 2010 06:35 and last edited on 26th Apr 2012 15:31

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detail 𧕴  man1 naan3  wen2 nan4 = mosquito bite

Showing all 5 examples containing 𧕴
detail 呢啲蚊𧕴
These bites are damn itchy!
[Lit. This [plural counter] mosquito-bite itchy-arrive-die!]
detail 醫生畀我蚊𧕴
The doctor gave me some cream to put on my mosquito bites.
[Lit. [counter] doctor give-already [plural counter] stop-itch-cream give me spread insect bite]
detail 今日成身蚊𧕴
I was covered by mosquito bites today.
[Lit. Today by mosquito bite arrive whole-body mosquito-bite]
detail 琴晚閂窗發覺身體蚊𧕴
He didn't shut the window yesterday. When he woke up found that he had four mosquito bites.
detail 蚊𧕴有可能因為前日公園
There are three bites on my leg... it's probably because I was in the park the day before yesterday.
[Lit. I [counter] leg have three mosquito-bites, very probable is because I day-before-yesterday go park]

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: This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
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