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Hanzi Character Search: 郁

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郁
sweet smelling, rich in aroma; (Cant.) to move, hit
Radical 𨙨
Strokes (without radical) 6 Total Strokes 9
Mandarin reading Cantonese reading juk1 jyu4
Japanese on reading iku Japanese kun reading akiraka kaguwashii sakan
Korean reading wuk Vietnamese reading
Traditional Variant(s) luxuriant; dense, thick; moody
Semantic Variant(s)

CEDICT Entries:

   [ ]    variant of 鬱|郁[yu4]
   [ ]    Yu Dafu (1896-1945), poet and novelist
   [ ]    old variant of 鬱|郁[yu4]
   [ ]    surname Yu
   [ ]    dense (growth), melancholy
   [ ]    depressed and frustrated (Taiwanese, Tai-lo pr. [ut-tsut])
   [ nán ]    Yunan county in Yunfu 雲浮|云浮[Yun2 fu2], Guangdong
   [ nán xiàn ]    Yunan county in Yunfu 雲浮|云浮[Yun2 fu2], Guangdong
   [ ]    constricted (feeling), oppressed
   [ mèn ]    gloomy, depressed
   [ jiāng ]    Yu River
   [ jié ]    to suffer from pent-up frustrations, mental knot, emotional issue
   [ jīn xiāng ]    tulip
   [ zhì ]    soured by the loss of one's hopes
   [ ]    discontented (idiom)
   [ guǎ huān ]    depressed, cheerless
   [ cōng cōng ]    verdant and lush (idiom)
⇒    [ yoū ]    sullen, depressed, melancholy, dejected
⇒    [ yoū zhèng ]    (psychology) depression
⇒    [ ]    depressed, despondent, gloomy, depression
⇒    [ píng ]    in a state of depression (idiom)
⇒    [ zhèng ]    clinical depression
⇒    [ kàng yoū yaò ]    antidepressant
⇒    [ kàng yaò ]    antidepressant
⇒    [ nóng ]    rich, strong, heavy (fragrance), dense, full-bodied, intense
⇒    [ ]    pent-up frustrations, sth that has accumulated in one's mind for a long time
⇒    [ cāng ]    verdant and luxuriant
⇒    [ cōng ]    verdant, lush green and full of life
⇒    [ xuè ]    stagnant blood (TCM)
⇒    [ zaò kuáng zhèng ]    manic depression
⇒    [ zaò zhèng ]    bipolar disorder, manic depression
⇒    [ yīn ]    gloomy
⇒    [ ]    strongly fragrant, heavily scented
⇒    [ zhì ]    soured by the loss of one's hopes
⇒    [ ]    discontented (idiom)
⇒    [ guǎ huān ]    depressed, cheerless
⇒    [ cōng cōng ]    verdant and lush (idiom)

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