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撈 — Chinese character

撈
lāo
to dredge up; to fish for; to scoop out of the water

Pinyin
lāo
Radical
64 ⼿ (Hand)
Strokes
15
Components
扌 勞
Formation
pictophonetic — hand; meaning component 扌; sound component 勞
Simplified
捞
Japanese
撈 as a kanji

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