Memory phrase for the character: 殊
殊
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Meaning
unique, special, extraordinary
Pronunciation
shū
Explanation
Left: bad, wicked 歹 [= bare bone, vertebrae or rib], right: vermilion 朱 (A branch of a young [=not yet] 未 tree 木 has sth. red ノ =apple?)
Mnemonic
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Bare bones that are vermilion, are very unique.
Radicals
歹
bad, wicked Actually the representation of a bone or dorsal vertebra.
朱
vermilion
未
unripe, not yet The upper branch of the tree is shorter, thus 'not yet' or immature. Otherwise it means: "the end 末".
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Vocabulary
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特殊
tè shū
special; particular; unusual; extraordinary
殊域周咨录
Shū yù zhōu zī lù
Ming dynasty record (1574) of exploration and foreign relations
殊域周咨录
Shū yù zhōu zī lù
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