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jiǎnyìtǐ:  (máo)fányìtǐ: máo ( ????)pīnyīn: máobùshǒu: 牜牛zǒngbǐhuà: 8bùwàibǐhuà: 4
 
UTF-8: E7 89 A6UTF-16: 7266UTF-32: 00007266GB 2312: 7483GB 12345: 7483cāngjié: HQHQU
 
sìjiǎomǎ: 2251yīzìquánmǎ: mao2niumaoyīzìshuāngmǎ: manimayīzìdānmǎ: mnmhànzìjiégòu: zuǒ(zhōng)yòuhànzìcéngcì: 5
 
bǐhuà: 丿一丨一丿一一乚bǐshùnbiānhào: 31213115bǐshùndúxiě: piě, héng, shù, héng, piě, héng, héng, zhétārénbǐshùn: 31213115
 
bùjiànzǔgòu: 牜(????(丿一)丨一)毛(丿(二(一一)乚))
jiǎnchánjièshì
   máo
  máo
   máo niú zhǒng niúquán shēn yòu cháng máotuǐ duǎnzhōng guó qīngzàng gāo yuán chū chǎndāng rén mín yòng lái duǒ yùn huò ròu shí yòng
  
   huà shù: 8;
   shǒuniú
   shùn biān hào: 31213115


  〔〕 Yak Yak máo a cow, the body has long hair, short legs. Produced the Tibetan Plateau in China, local people used to pull plows and pack animals goods. Meat and milk can be consumed. Stroke: 8; radicals: Niu; stroke ID: 31213115
xiángxìjièshì
   máo
   máo
  máo
  ( huì cóng (máo) shěng , cóng máo , niú míngběn : máo niú wěi )
  
   máo niú
  máoniú
   yak chǎn xīzàng de zhǒng xíng de niú huò jiā chù niú ; zài bèi yòu duǎn 'ér guāng huá de máo , zài xiōng zhī wěi yòu cháng 'ér juǎnqū de máo niú de máo hēi , jiān gāo 2 , zhòng 600 gōng jīn


  Yak
  Yak, Yak
  máo
  (Knowing. From the Yak (máo) province, from the hair. Yak, cattle names. The original meaning: yak tail)
  Yak
  máoniú
  〗 〖Yak production in Tibet, a large bison or livestock cattle; on its back with short, smooth hair, in his chest, side of the body, limbs and tail are a long, curly hair. Bison's coat color dark brown, up to 2 m tall at the shoulder and weighing up to 600 kg
gèngduōjiǎnjiè
   máo
  ( huì cóng shěng , cóng máo , niú míngběn máo niú wěi )
   máo niú
   máomáo) máo
   dōuyòu yòng
   máo lí1. jiàn " máo qián "。


  Yak (knowing. From Yak province, from the hair. Yak, cattle names. The original meaning of yak tail) yak yak (yak, yak) máo are available. Yak lí 1. See "Yak Lijian."
gèngduōxiángjiè
   máo mao
   shǒu niú shǒu huà 04 zǒng huà 08
   máo
  (1)
   máo
  máo
  (2)
  ( huì cóng (máo) shěng , cóng máo , niú míngběn máo niú wěi )
   máo niú
  máoniú
  [yak] chǎn xīzàng de zhǒng xíng de niú huò jiā chù niú ; zài bèi yòu duǎn 'ér guāng huá de máo , zài xiōng zhī wěi yòu cháng 'ér juǎnqū de máo niú de máo hēi , jiān gāo 2 , zhòng 600 gōng jīn
   máo
  máo  āo ˊ
  〔 niú zhǒng niúquán shēn yòu cháng máotuǐ duǎnzhōng guó qīngzàng gāo yuán chū chǎndāng rén mín yòng lái duǒ yùn huò ròu shí yòng
   zhèng mbmh, u7266, gbkeaf3
   huà shù 8, shǒu niú shùn biān hào 31213115


  Yak mao
  Radical Radical Niu total strokes 08 strokes 04
  Yak
  (1)
  Yak, Yak
  máo
  (2)
  (Knowing. From the Yak (máo) province, from the hair. Yak, cattle names. The original meaning of yak tail)
  Yak
  máoniú
  [Yak] produced in Tibet, a large bison or bovine animal; on its back with short, smooth hair, in his chest, side of the body, limbs and tail is a long, curly hair. Bison's coat color dark brown, up to 2 m tall at the shoulder and weighing up to 600 kg
  Yak
  máo mo ㄠ
  〔〕 ~ A cow beef, the body has long hair, short legs. Produced the Tibetan Plateau in China, local people used to pull plows and pack animals goods. Meat and milk can be consumed.
  Zheng code mbmh, u7266, gbkeaf3
  8 number of strokes, radical Niu, stroke order number 31213115
kāngxīzìdiǎn
xià Pat-_set_ under  【 yùn páo qiēyīn máoniú míngjīn suǒ wèi piān niú zhěshī shuō。【 zhèng tōng máo niúchū gān lín táo nán jiào wài niú rén duō chù zhīzhuàng shuǐ niú, ???? wěi bèi xià hēi máo cháng chǐ wěi cháng dǒucháng 'ài wéi jīng máojīn rén wéi yīng màomáo bái zhě qiàn rǎn hóng yòng zhīshān hǎi jīngpān hóu zhī shān yòu niú jié shēng máo huò zuò máo zuò ????, yòu zuò máohuò shěng zuò máoshī yán piān niúfēi


  【_Set_】 mo yun gown cut, sound hair. Cattle name. Who this so-called Pianniu. Teacher Antiquity. CNS through】 【yak, the Gansu and southwestern Jiao Lintao, the buffalo also. Animals of many people, shaped like a buffalo, ???? knee back end of the black long hair Chi Xu Hu, tail raised, such as fighting, try self-care. Ancient taken as Jing yak, the people of that tasseled cap. Miscellaneous white hair who used to Sin stained red. Shan Hai Jing, Pan Hou mountain cattle, four-foot section of raw wool, calipering this. Or as a bang, but also for ????, but also for the Yak. Or province for the hair. Calipering Pianniu ancient word division, non.

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