See also

      Translingual

      Han character

      (radical 30 +5, 8 strokes, cangjie input 口口竹山 (RRHU))

      1. pray for haplessness or curses (upon another)
      2. curse, hex, damn(ing)
      3. spell, enchantment, ensorcellment
      4. incantation, mantra, chant

      References

      • KangXi: page 182, character 2
      • Dai Kanwa Jiten: character 3443
      • Dae Jaweon: page 401, character 2
      • Hanyu Da Zidian: volume 1, page 601, character 3
      • Unihan data for U+546A
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      Cantonese

      Hanzi

      (Yale juk1)

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      Cantonese

      Hanzi

      (jyutping zau2, Yale jau2)


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      Japanese

      Kanji

      (common “Jōyō” kanji)

      Readings

      • On: じゅ (ju), しゅう (shū)
      • Kun: かしる (呪る, kashiru), しゅす (呪す, shusu), じゅす (呪す, jusu), のろう (呪う, norou), のろい (呪い, noroi), のろわしい (呪わしい, norowashii), ほさく (呪く, hosaku), まじなう (呪う, majinau), まじない (呪い, majinai)
      1. charm, curse

      Compounds


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      Korean

      Hanja

      (hangeul , revised ju, McCune-Reischauer chu, Yale cwu)

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      Compounds


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      Mandarin

      Hanzi

      Standard:

      (pinyin zhòu (zhou4), Wade-Giles chou4)

      1. to curse, damn
      2. incantation

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      Vietnamese

      Han character

      (huếnh)

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